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Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte said the new public service broadcasting charge, which will replace the current licence fee, is unlikely to be ready until next year but could end up bringing in more revenue than the present licence fee. Photograph: David Sleator
Rabbitte says new charge no cure-all for Irish media

The new public service broadcasting charge cannot be seen as a panacea for all the difficulties of Irish media, the Minister for Communications(...)

The name plate of the Harcourt Street offices for the The Sunday Business Post and The Irish Examiner. Photograph: Brenda Fitzsimons/The Irish Times
Former TCH chairman says receivership made him feel like a failure

The former chairman of Thomas Crosbie Holdings (TCH) Alan Crosbie has said that he did not have the financial resources to invest in the compan(...)

Webprint had a contract to print the Irish Examiner and other Thomas Crosbie Holdings newspapers until the company entered receivership last month. Photograph: Eric Luke
Webprint to cut 26 staff after losing Examiner contract

Cork printing group Webprint is making 26 staff redundant in the wake of losing its contract to print the Irish Examiner and other former Thoma(...)

Up to 400 contributors are understood to be owed money by Thomas Crosbie Holdings Ltd, which went into receivership on March 6th with most of the company's titles being bought by a new company, Landmark Media Investment Ltd. Photograph: Daragh McSweeney/Provision
NUJ to meet contributors over money owed by `Irish Examiner’ former owner

Freelance journalists and photographers owed thousands of euro by the former publishers of the Irish Examiner (...)

Former Irish Examiner printer, Webprint Concepts, is preparing a challenge to TCH restructuring.
Newspaper printer prepares legal challenge

CIARÁN HANCOCK, Finance Correspondent Lawyers for Webprint Concepts are preparing a legal challenge to the restructuring last week of med(...)

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