Rupert Murdoch

As Rupert buys a mega-ranch, it’s hard not to think: haven’t we seen this episode already?

Planet Business: Dreaming of a steel Christmas

After generations of playing second fiddle to English divisions, Irish football is looking up

Long-running news channel available through RTÉ-owned service from Tuesday

Public pressure has already resulted in substantial levels of movement

Estate agent appears to accuse his former employer of not paying full retirement funds

The former chairman of GB News on his fractious exit from the right-wing TV channel

Former editor of Sunday Tribune will lead the Dublin operation of the News Corp title

Elizabeth Holmes accused of fraudulently raising more than $700 million from investors

New York gossip queen Cindy Adams on Trump, Murdoch and her column’s enduring appeal

In his new book, the Fire and Fury author continues to tease out stories from men in power

Broadcaster will also publish weekly columns online for New York Post and the Sun

Path of printed newspaper market could yet track example of its younger cousin

Publisher has ‘regretfully concluded’ move two months after acquiring press

One of the oldest channels available in Irish homes will disappear next month

Level of support for Éric Zemmour, who has three hate speech convictions, is disturbing

Twelve outlets pleaded guilty to breaching gag order on reporting conviction of cardinal

Cases continuing as predictions final industry-wide bill for damages and legal fees could hit £1bn

Broadcaster stuck to protocols that harked back to pre-Netflix levels of influence

Cautious optimism among investors over the impact of vaccine rollouts

Purchase of unit is Murdoch company’s second publishing buy in less than a week

Rupert Murdoch faces second big defamation suit over coverage of 2020 presidential election

Move comes in wake of platform briefly banning news in Australia

Social media company said it was satisfied that a ‘number of changes and guarantees’ agreed with Government addressed its concerns over new law

Social media giant fancies its chances against ‘very friendly’ Australia, but at what cost?

Hugh Linehan: Suddenly, 2021 feels a lot like 2012 all over again

Companies announce content deals that are more lucrative than global rivals

The Irish CNN reporter on how important it is to get help for mental health issues

Multi-billion dollar libel actions force right-wing media to row back on election fraud claims

Seen & Heard: In other news, RTÉ seeks flexibility; Ulster Bank; job cuts at Storyful

Customer growth had returned by the end of the pandemic-stricken year

‘People are still up for challenging telly,’ says Sky. But ‘chocolate ice-cream’ appeals too

Owner News Corp has ploughed nearly €40m into the media-gathering company

If Trump is not impeached and prosecuted for subversion he still has good chance of winning

Former head of UPC Ireland succeeds Jeremy Darroch

Ex-New York Times and BBC chief on his Irish heritage and ‘serendipitous’ career

While the outgoing president may be free to peddle the baseless theory the election was ‘rigged’, he will not be able to escape legal scrutiny

Penguin owner ‘very confident’ of regulatory approval despite competition concerns

Awkward 12 months attracts Australian scrutiny, end of Trump and a boardroom exit

President’s conspiracy schtick gets nowhere as Joe Biden’s Cinderfella story bewitches