The Irish Times view on Ireland’s defamation laws: Inching towards essential reform
Huge awards seen by media groups as threats to freedom of the press and to financial viability
‘Anti-establishment’ tone on social media is influencing attitudes to politicians, ombudsman says
Peter Feeney says aggressive, misogynistic comments online are affecting public responses
Rory Montgomery appointed as new chair of Press Council
Retired diplomat served for 36 years in Departments of Foreign Affairs and Taoiseach
The Irish Times view on online safety: calling time on self-regulation
A new draft law would establish a Media Commission to tackle criminal, violent or sexual content, serious cyberbullying and other damaging material
Minister urged to set up committee to examine social media regulation
Lawyer tells Helen McEntee State has obligation to look at issue ‘as a matter of urgency’
Gambling in Ireland: A billion euro self-regulated industry
Regulator still doesn’t exist in Ireland but will the new government change that?
Student journalist wins Press Council award for articles on cancer patients
Council chair says ‘the sort of work journalists are doing will always continue to be needed’
Press ombudsman received 464 complaints in 2018
Objections to ‘rosarectomy’ cartoon, not upheld, caused surge on previous year
Irish Times view on defamation legislation: Charlie Flanagan must act
Two court actions involving Denis O’Brien validate right to be informed of issues of public interest
Press Council and Press Ombudsman have made it ‘easier to get redress’
Concerns raised about word ‘junkie’ and images of rough sleepers to illustrate homelessness
Press Council chief critical of social media firms
Vital that governments and EU act on unaccountable power of tech giants, says Donlon
BAI to act in wake of Communicorp ban on Irish Times journalists
Broadcasting regulator to introduce plurality policy and revise ownership and control policy
Press Ombudsman does not uphold Paul Murphy complaint
TD had complained ‘Irish Times’ article by Miriam Lord an ‘inaccurate summation’ of Jobstown protest
Press in Ireland threatened by ‘rapacious’ tech companies
Press Council chair calls on Government to ‘get on’ with review of Defamation Act
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