Broadcaster ‘starved of necessary funding for decades’, union representative tells politicians
National Union of Journalists
Number of staff involved in print publishing has dropped since announcement of new scheme in January
Attacks on media in Creggan area a ‘clear strategy’ of intimidation, National Union of Journalists says
Executives dragged back into the Oireachtas orbit as a consultation confirms widespread disaffection among staff
Redundancies to be split 50/50 across editorial and non-editorial roles in second job-cutting initiative announced by Mediahuis Ireland in a year
Oireachtas media committee hears of ‘chilling effect’ on journalism posed by legal threats
The party correctly argues that members of other parties sued for libel - but not in the sames numbers that Sinn Féin members have
People within party may consider that negative publicity arising from some cases does party’s reputation no good
Director general tells staff that State broadcaster is looking to buy new studios in Cork
Joe Duffy, Claire Byrne and Miriam O’Callaghan will lose out as part of cost-cutting in Bakhurst’s turnaround plan
Laura Slattery: Aggressive legal tactics recounted in new book by libel lawyer David Hooper highlights urgent need for anti-Slapp measures
UK media group confirms all departments of business will be affected by move
Irish Labour History Society's four-day event, Visions of Labour and Class, will feature contributions from a who’s who of the Irish labour movement
Ryan Tubridy was not mentioned once at NUJ meeting that focused on replacement for licence fee, says union branch chair
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