Award-winning Rothco campaign for the Defence Forces has boosted female applicants

‘Economic PTSD’, post-Brexit profit warnings, Tina Green, Nigel Farage and Fifa

Bookshops may disappear from Irish towns, trade body ‘manifesto’ warns

Telecoms group appoints senior Montrose executive as MD of Eir TV and Eir Sport

Why Sky got its hands on the viral-churning ‘Late Late Show’ (not that ‘Late Late Show’)

Capital budget has been cut 44% since 2008

Prices rise 1.1% in capital, but increase 10.2% outside Dublin in year to June, says report

Stetson invasion proves a hit for Montrose

Industry will continue to fight European proposals to end content geo-blocking

Broadcaster says advertisers can place themselves ‘at heart of Irish glory’ in Rio

Communicorp station hopes to double down on its 25 to 54-year-old, urban audience

Brexit fallout, the Bregretters and the happy Brexiteers with no bregrets

Decline in sterling against the dollar makes owner of UTV more attractive target

Deal to buy Wireless radio stations extends Rupert Murdoch’s influence in Ireland

Company agrees deal to acquire Belfast’s Wireless Group for £220m

Former TV3 chief executive joins Rory Godson company in a non-executive role

Daily schedule changes follow departure of Ivan Yates from radio station

Advertising agency part of Irish industry contingent on French ‘reconnaissance’

Euro 2016 fan zones, Brexit update and the ‘athleisure’ clothing boom

Sponsorship of reality television show on UTV was ‘perfect fit’ with global campaign

Emigrant creatives don’t have to ‘compromise’ to return to Dublin, agency says

One-nil to the soft drinks brand in consumer appeal, Onside research finds

Discovery-owned network is warming up for new era of watchability

Binge watching is the new normal, says chief content officer Ted Sarandos

The souvenir to ‘deepen visitor engagement’ could promote local businesses in future

New commissioning rounds get under way as broadcaster begins to shape future schedule

Crisis management and camera work part of one-week summer course at UCD campus

Chemistry’s work for ‘Irish Examiner’ and Rothco’s ‘Shred of Decency’ win double gold

Donald Trump masks, the US millennials living at home and friendly, helpful ‘cobots’

Big battles lie ahead, as media groups report accelerated decline in print advertising

‘Strong growth’ in digital business not enough to offset drop in newspaper income

Communications regulator proposes keeping usage thresholds at one minute per day

Laura Bates has written a frank and funny book that gives girls the armour and tools they need to survive the ‘bombardment of crap(...)

A quarter of traditional firms fear they will lose over a fifth of business, says PwC report

Six Ireland-themed shorts to premiere at Cat Laughs festival

‘Harsh but fair’ truths of social media marketing at Measurement conference

Ivan Yates may be off, but George Hook is not finished yet, says station CEO Tim Collins

A review of the business world this week

The drab shade was deemed the most repellent - but will consumers always see it that way?

Three-year-deal secures reality series and its celebrity version

Communicorp radio station will be led by the current head of Dublin’s 98FM

Filming begins on the second series next month

Institute of Creative Advertising and Design brings back ‘critical thinking’ title

BBC recipes, Brexit update, ‘President Trump’ and other stock market ‘tail risks’

Company behind JOE.ie and Her.ie is chasing millennials via social and branded content

‘Seen it already,’ say some viewers. ‘It’s on at what time now?’ say the rest

PR industry believes legal and other professions have not reported lobbying activities

Media group buys remaining 50% of the car classifieds business

‘Blue skies in this country are like sporting triumphs, or abortions – they happen, but there’s no legal right to them’

The Oireachtas na Gaeilge awards will pay special tribute

Liberty Global’s planned donation to anti-Brexit group signals uneasiness

‘Tweaking’ to station includes new summer weekend shows from independent sector

Move brings TV industry closer to ‘total audience’ measure of on-demand and live views

Hotel Chocolat; grimacing at the New York Stock Exchange; techie team work and a popcorn mogul

Artists who embrace advertisers are not treated with suspicion anymore

Wogan to be remembered by Graham Norton during song contest’s grand final

Former Today FM chief executive appointed to oversee and grow media agency business

Couple will be touring Irish B&Bs; again this summer as hit series switches channels

Industry body says 13% rise in online ad spending in 2015 helped it surpass television

‘It must be lovely to be able to say ‘this is it, if this isn’t good enough for you, then screw you’’

Dublin rail commuters are a captive audience for up to 36 minutes per day

Alex Aiken advises Irish PR professionals to ‘be more German’ to prove their worth

Platform plans to negotiate ‘creator partnerships’ between brands and artists

Medals not required for sponsorship to succeed, says head of marketing

RTÉ plans to try harder to reflect the cultural diversity of Ireland - and it’s about time

Iced coffees, tobacco laws, ‘Bin Laden’ banknotes and an Atlantic City ‘running on fumes’

Music streaming company to sell adverts on free version

‘For me, the most exciting things are happening in that liminal space between memoir and fiction’

Reception for ‘Rebellion’ in the US likely to sway RTÉ’s decision on whether to bring it back for a second series

Company behind ‘Great Irish Bake Off’ to develop ‘Bucking the Trend’ for RTÉ

Seven-year-old service has 4.4m monthly streams ahead of launch of new version

The social network is desperately trying to compete with Facebook for video ad dollars

The Dyson Supersonic, ‘accidental pirates’ and Warren Buffett’s 92-year-old sidekick

Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland upheld complaints against 72 ads last year

JNLR radio survey shows decreases for most of the big stations but gains for Radio 1

The broadcasting industry comes together to laugh, moan and do business in Dungarvan

Native advertising, where ads mimic content, is worth €45m, says an IAB PwC report

Dublin design studio HyperBrow won EU pitch to create Stem subjects campaign

The ‘Grand Mac’, the ‘tough phone’ market and why it’s good to be a data scientist

Print and digital media co-exist in firms but it does not have to be so

Former UTV stations won’t participate in advertising recovery this year, analysts say

But broadband in Ireland is not yet good enough for this type of online service, it says

‘Pioc do Ride’ and ‘The Notorious’ among the shows celebrated at industry get-together

Irish agency joins Interpartners to help it create ads that don’t get lost in translation

How to work in advertising and not hate yourself, as explained by Rothco

Club championship ‘Toughest’ campaign has grown into ‘brilliant canvas’ on TV schedules

Popular Sunday night series back for a seventh run on RTÉ

Next coalition could protect and promote employment in Irish sector - if it wanted

Osman Kibar and the ‘god pill’, Yahoo bidders, ‘nearables’ and the music ‘value gap’

Outgoing DG says broadcaster unable to solve ‘structural’ problems on its own

Spending on digital advertising in Ireland hit €340m last year - IAB PwC report

Communicorp on hunt to fill top job after Peter McPartlin resignation last year

TV3 series returns for second run to analyse impact that technology has on people’s lives

AOL engineers in Dublin contributing to development of One advertising platform

Ghost resorts, inversions, ‘Panamania’ and a guide to H&M;

Kids ‘don’t hold back’ in their views, says Lucy Murphy, its first head of kids’ content

RTÉ must negotiate with its new DG’s old employer if it wants to show Olympics

Broadcaster has denied move prompted by family’s legal battle with AIB

TV3 soap opera is ‘one of the most successful exports in Irish broadcasting history’

Stockbroking company says that political uncertainty could harm Irish economy