Tuesday 20 April, 2021
The pay deal follows a similar agreement struck with Google last month.
The tech giant has resolved its conflict with the Australian government.
A proposed law in Australia would compel internet companies to pay news organisations.
News2day editors Avril Hoare and Anne-Marie Smyth outline how the team has broken down the tough issues in the last year.
The law aims to make Google and Facebook pay Australian media companies fairly for using news content they siphon from news sites.
The GPA and WGPA have released a statement, with members to ‘make the final decision on whether or not they want to become part of one new players’ association’.
The ruling came as the US firm announced it was close to a deal on compensating French media groups.
The company said Australian legislation would force it to pay arbitrary and theoretically unlimited sums for content.
Google has argued that paying news outlets for the content they produce is an ‘unfair advantage’.
McCullagh first joined RTÉ back in 1993 and will fill the role left vacant by Keelin Shanley.
A psychology study is kicking off in UCD and UCC.
All entries will be valid for the 2021 race.
An update from SRU chief operating officer Dominic McKay, who is a Pro14 board member.
The Covid-19 crisis hits home as we publish our final article and celebrate four years of highlighting the best of Irish business.
Meet the team charged with delivering insightful, impartial journalism on one of Ireland’s most popular digital outlets.
32% of people in Ireland read TheJournal.ie in the last week, according to the Reuters Institute Digital News Report for 2019.
The Press Council published its annual report for 2018 today.
Conor Kane is to take on the role that was held by Damien Tiernan.
Weather warnings, Sudan and Tiger Woods had everybody talking today.
A new documentary on their work goes out on RTÉ One tonight.
Plus: The number of dragons now in the presidential race.
He is the brother of Gareth Hutch who was murdered in 2016.
Here’s what made the headlines today – including Ireland’s Hockey World Cup runner-up success.
Here’s what made the headlines today – including Ireland’s big hockey win.
Jean-Claude Juncker says the EU is behind Ireland, Disclosures Tribunal continues and temperatures set to hit 29 degrees next week – it’s the Evening Fix.
The General Data Protection Regulation came into effect today.
The Press Ombudsman also said it has increased aggressiveness in public discourse.
Vibrant vignettes of current affairs.
The law, if passed, would include foreign media.
Are we constantly bombarded with details we don’t need to know about? Or are we more informed and educated than ever before?
The social network has reported a fall of 5% in the amount of time spent on its site since it moved to prioritise human interactions over media and business updates last month.
But that’s fine, because debunking dodgy writing is really a lot of fun, writes Richard MacCarthy.
It’s been a year of leadership battles, transport strikes, Brexit and… novelty socks.
It’s been a year of tragedies and celebrations – here’s 2017 retold in a series of striking images.
Ireland V Denmark, Conor McGregor’s apology and plant-based milk had people talking today.
The pair also made clear that they were happy with their pay.
We want our kids to stay innocent – but we also want to prepare them. Where is the right balance, asks Chrissie Russell.
