Trump must not be president in 2024, says former US attorney general in memoir
William Barr also describes rejecting electoral fraud claims in Oval Office meeting
Succession and the Murdochs: Tighten your shoelaces for the next twist in the family saga
As Rupert buys a mega-ranch, it’s hard not to think: haven’t we seen this episode already?
Cork-based Talivest raises $1m for new tool to gauge staff wellbeing levels
Voxpro founders Dan and Linda Kiely lead new investment in female-founded company
Nóirín Hegarty appointed Ireland editor of Times and Sunday Times
Former editor of Sunday Tribune will lead the Dublin operation of the News Corp title
Theranos trial hears from former US defence secretary who invested in company
Elizabeth Holmes accused of fraudulently raising more than $700 million from investors
Piers Morgan signs global deal with News Corp and Fox News Media
Broadcaster will also publish weekly columns online for New York Post and the Sun
If print is the next vinyl, that could be no bad thing
Path of printed newspaper market could yet track example of its younger cousin
News Corp announces plan to shut down Kells printing plant
Publisher has ‘regretfully concluded’ move two months after acquiring press
YouTube suspends Sky News Australia for one week
Channel is censured following review of compliance with platform’s Covid policies
France fines Google €220m for abuse of market dominance
Search engine giant says it will make changes to its global advertising business as a result
Australian media fined A$1.1 million over George Pell case
Twelve outlets pleaded guilty to breaching gag order on reporting conviction of cardinal
News Corp agrees $349m deal for consumer arm of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Purchase of unit is Murdoch company’s second publishing buy in less than a week
Rupert Murdoch at 90: Fox, succession and ‘one more big play’
In his twilight years, the question of what happens to the Murdoch media dynasty still seems to involve a family struggle
Facebook pledges to pay $1bn for news
Move comes in wake of platform briefly banning news in Australia
Facebook strikes deal with Australia to restore news on its platform
Social media company said it was satisfied that a ‘number of changes and guarantees’ agreed with Government addressed its concerns over new law
Facebook’s flounce down under may give other nations some backbone
Social media giant fancies its chances against ‘very friendly’ Australia, but at what cost?
Facebook re-enters negotiations after blocking news on site in Australia
Company has ‘tentatively friended us again’ PM says after tech giant’s abrupt decision during week
The Irish Times view on Facebook’s blackout: Australia unfriended
Determined not to knuckle under to Australian legislation which will affect republication rights between news groups and the most powerful online platforms, Facebook is taking its ball and walking off the pitch
Australian media firms squeeze more from Google as new law looms
Companies announce content deals that are more lucrative than global rivals
Donie O’Sullivan: ‘The chaos I’ve had in my mind is more terrifying than the riot at the Capitol’
The Irish CNN reporter on how important it is to get help for mental health issues
Aer Lingus gets State loan as FBD looks to offload publican payouts
Seen & Heard: In other news, RTÉ seeks flexibility; Ulster Bank; job cuts at Storyful
Storyful records drop in revenues as accumulated losses rise
Owner News Corp has ploughed nearly €40m into the media-gathering company
Mark Thompson: The media boss on Trump, Brexit and end of print
Ex-New York Times and BBC chief on his Irish heritage and ‘serendipitous’ career
Kinzen raises $2.2m as it helps clients fight ‘misinformation’
Start-up positions itself as early warning system in fight against harmful deception
Bertelsmann wins battle for Simon & Schuster with $2.18bn deal
Penguin owner ‘very confident’ of regulatory approval despite competition concerns
Bush fires, Brexit and Fox News make 2020 pivotal year for Murdoch
Awkward 12 months attracts Australian scrutiny, end of Trump and a boardroom exit
James Murdoch, Rupert’s rebel son: ‘We’ve been arguing since I was a teenager’
Rupert Murdoch’s younger son on quitting News Corp and not watching Succession
Technology giant Google pledges $1bn to pay for news
Cash to support Google News Showcase mobile feature in firm’s change of approach
Google Ireland boss: ‘We had to learn like everybody, how do you work from home?’
Nick Leeder says despite exiting Sorting Office deal, ‘We still believe in buildings’
Extinction Rebellion protesters delay delivery of Saturday papers
Police arrest about 30 demonstrators targeting News Corporation titles
Inside Australia’s high-stakes fight with Facebook over news
Australian government wants Big Tech to pay for news, and battle lines have been drawn
SoapBox Labs secures major partnership with big US edtech player
Amplify fast-forwards plan to integrate Irish company’s tech in its literacy tools
James Murdoch resigns from board of News Corporation
Statement cites ‘disagreements over certain editorial content’
Rupert Murdoch is on the cusp of his biggest win yet in his war against Google
A US antitrust lawsuit against the internet giant would mark progress for News Corp
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