DAA warns Dublin Airport could take five years to recover pre-Covid traffic
Chairman of DAA says planning delays should not curtail Dublin’s operations as it bids to recover from Covid
State will not face higher bill for broadband plan despite Covid delays, committee hears
National Broadband Ireland will not be penalised for pandemic disruption, TDs are told
National Broadband Plan can be delivered on time and on budget, committee to hear
National Broadband Ireland chief to say project could even be completed early
‘We don’t play games with people’s livelihoods’
Interview: ‘It’s been one hell of a year,’ says Lynne Embleton, chief executive, Aer Lingus
Online firms in breach of new safety laws may face fines linked to financial turnover
Proposed legislation aims to make firms responsible for combating harmful web activity
RTÉ director to say a seven-year wait for new broadcasting charge is ‘untenable’
Forbes to blame outdated legislation on many households getting public services on online devices but not paying annual €160 fee
RTÉ wrestles with future while reminiscing about the golden age of the past
Inside Politics: Dee Forbes blunt about need for Government funding
Broadband plan: FG committee members say review of €3bn project a waste of time
Oireachtas Communications Committee publishes report seeking independent review
Rural group claims far cheaper broadband alternative
Scepticism greets Rispa proposal based on upfront State funding of €900m
Regulator raises prospect of forcing State to provide rural broadband even at a loss
Comreg says EU directive allows member states use a USO - legally obliging the State to provide a service even if its uneconomic to operate - to ensure broadband coverage
Irish telcos accuse Eir of ‘tactical interference’ in broadband project
Letter to Bruton says €1 billion broadband claim interferes with procurement process
TDs to send questions to preferred bidder for broadband contract
David McCourt said it would be inappropriate to discuss matter while tender process is live
Eir’s cost claims strike at FG’s reputation as custodian of finances
While NBP will not be ditched, criticism of expense and complexity tarnishes plan
Consumer safety is gig economy’s biggest problem
Chris Horn: Lack of meaningful regulation online allows tech giants to dominate
Facebook answers to Oireachtas committee raise further questions
Net Results: Social media giant opaque on referendum advertising campaigns
Eir’s broadband market dominance ‘to detriment’ of consumers
Rival operators say they face more than twice the fees for connecting clients as firms in UK
Facebook to apologise to TDs and Senators for ‘violation of trust’
Senior aide in George W Bush White House to lead delegation of Facebook executives and advisers at Oireachtas committee
Facebook executives to face questioning at Dáil committee
Advertising on social media network during abortion referendum to be discussed
Data Protection Commissioner faces questions on INM breach
TDs and senators to quiz Helen Dixon next week
Government to ‘absolutely consider’ vote, but broadband review is out
Dáil votes for Fianna Fail motion by 77 votes to 48 seeking review of rural broadband plan
Government backed off TV licence plan over fears of water charges-style protests, claims TD
Minister has dropped proposals to expand €160 fee to devices over 12 inches
GAA deal with Sky Sports to be raised at Galway County Council
All-Ireland manager Senator John O’Mahony asks that Minister for Sport clarify situation
Pat Rabbitte: RTÉ acting as recruiting sergeant for far left
Former Labour minister criticises national broadcaster’s coverage of water charges
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