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European shares rose on Tuesday, snapping a four-day losing streak, boosted by healthcare stocks and on indications that UK prime minister Theresa May(...)

World stocks fell for a second straight session on Monday on persistent concerns over global economic growth, while benchmark 10-year US Treasury yiel(...)

Steve Jobs told his biographer in 2011 that Apple had “finally cracked” a winning formula for television. But eight years later, his successor Tim Coo(...)

The broadcasting regulator is in talks with two UK-licensed broadcasters about obtaining new European Union licences after Brexit, but a hoped-for int(...)

CONOR POPE, Consumer Affairs Correspondent Irish subscribers to Sky Television could see dozens of channels including Disney and Discovery disappear (...)

Irish video technology company Axonista has partnered with Dutch factual content producers Off The Fence on an interactive video-on-demand platform “d(...)

Writing recently about the 20th anniversary of TV3 had me thinking about how television seemed to lunge right into a new era around the turn of the Mi(...)

Leslie Moonves, the top executive at CBS Corp since 2006 and a major figure at the broadcast network and media company for more than two decades, res(...)

Ten years after the Irish banks ran out of money, threatening national bankruptcy and a massive bank run that would have wiped out the savings of the (...)

The surprise success of the horror film A Quiet Place made a big noise at Viacom, helping earnings top estimates and sending the shares on their bigg(...)