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‘Pro-Assad’ hackers attack Financial Times

Website and Twitter feed of British newspaper hacked by ‘Syrian Electronic Army’

File photo of the BBC logo: the broadcaster has apologised for another bungled report on flagship current affairs programme Newsnight which mistakenly accused charity Help for Heroes of misspending cash. Photograph: Clara Molden/PA Wire BBC apologises for ‘misleading’ and ‘unfair’ Newsnight report

Flagship current affairs programme still under pressure after Jimmy Savile fiasco

Revenues at UTV media dipped in the first quarter, and the company said it remained cautious about its outlook for the coming year. Tough market hits UTV Media revenues

But company expects to see rise in Irish TV income in second quarter

"Lunch Atop a skyscraper" on the 69th floor of the Rockefeller Building in 1932 Sónta Films wins US distribution deal for Lón sa Spéir

Documentary about Rockefeller building workers will hit cinemas in September

Android too big to remain unloved

RTÉ Digital event explores the quirks of consumer behaviour on mobile devices

Vincent Browne in TV3's Dublin studio side by side with an image of Enda Kenny on the company's website Instant news at heart of TV3.ie revamp

Media group looks to entertainment, fashion and video oddities to make money online

Clare Duignan: "People use their radio like a clock through the day." Change is hard for radio listeners

Medium is so embedded in lives, it’s difficult to mess with schedules, says Clare Duignan

Independence of Sunday titles at risk in seven-day trend

Mergers in news operations jeopardise some of the strongest media brands

Mr Justice Peter Kelly: complained about the amount of detail being provided in support of the application to extend protection for the ‘Sunday Business Post’ to 100 days. Photograph: Marc O’Sullivan/Collins High Court extends ‘Sunday Business Post’ protection

Judge says application ‘light on detail’ and ‘rather bland’

Clare Duignan said she planned to spend more time in her roles in the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival and Business to Arts after her contract as managing director of RTÉ Radio ends. Photograph: Frank Miller RTÉ radio boss Clare Duignan to leave

‘Key figure’ to depart in June, with Jim Jennings installed on interim basis

More than 10,000 private messages sent between users of Bloomberg’s financial terminals have leaked. Photograph: Reuters/Brendan McDermid Bloomberg in further client data leak

TV3’s new Sony HD Studio in Ballymount, Dublin. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien TV3 seeks registrations on 3player

Broadcaster begins hourly online news bulletins as part of website overhaul

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‘Pro-Assad’ hackers attack Financial Times
File photo of the BBC logo: the broadcaster has apologised for another bungled report on flagship current affairs programme Newsnight which mistakenly accused charity Help for Heroes of misspending cash. Photograph: Clara Molden/PA Wire BBC apologises for ‘misleading’ and ‘unfair’ Newsnight report
Revenues at UTV media dipped in the first quarter, and the company said it remained cautious about its outlook for the coming year. Tough market hits UTV Media revenues