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    ‘Paper review on Newstalk’s Culture Shock

    Saturday, December 1st, 2007

    I’ll be doing the Sunday newspaper preview on Newstalk’s Culture Shock tonight - if you’re near a radio or PC be sure to tune in if you can.
    Culture Shock starts up at 7pm and the newspaper bit will be on at the end of the show (so from around 8:45 - 9pm).
    Hopefully there’ll be something […]

    On Newstalk’s Culture Shock tonight

    Saturday, October 27th, 2007

    Just a quick note to say that I’ll be doing The Lay Of The Land on Newstalk’s Culture Shock; the segment’s probably going to start between 8:30 and 8:45 and will run until 9PM.
    You can catch it on FM/DAB in most parts of Ireland or online.
    Tune in if you want to get a sneak preview […]

    FM104 back on the market, Communicorp free to take Today and Highland

    Monday, October 8th, 2007

    The long-awaited BCI decision on the sale of EMAP’s Irish stations has come through and Communicorp has gotten approval for the acquisition of Today FM and Donegal’s Highland Radio, but not Dublin’s FM104.
    Communicorp already owns a number of Irish stations including national operation Newstalk and Dublin stations 98FM and SpinFM. As a result of this […]

    Radio primed for DAB era (SBP - 9 Sept 2007)

    Tuesday, September 11th, 2007

    My article on DAB radio in this week’s Media & Marketing section of The Sunday Business Post.
    Digital audio broadcast (DAB) radio may not be a viable medium for advertisers for another three years, but it has huge potential once audiences start to tune in.
    That’s the view of JP Coakley, head of operations at RTE Radio, […]

    On Culture Shock (Newstalk) at 8:45 tonight

    Saturday, August 25th, 2007

    I’ll be taking part in Culture Shock’s Sunday newspaper preview, The Lay Of The Land, tonight - it should be at around 8:45 or so.
    If you’re around your radio, PC or TV please do tune in for the few minutes.
    If I may make a quick bet - the main stories will probably be about the […]

    Site update

    Tuesday, August 7th, 2007

    This site recently turned two and passing that particular milestone made me realise just how much I’d neglected ever facet of the site bar the blog.
    The CV page was out of date, as was the About page, and not a single published article of mine had been uploaded to the Portfolio page since September 2006 […]

    O’Brien ups INM stake

    Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

    (Via Greenslade)
    The Irish Independent gives a fleeting mention to the fact that Denis O’Brien (owner of Communicorp) has upped his stake in INM from 8.35% to just over 9%.
    There’s no details at present on what price he paid for the shares or when exactly they were bought.
    Expect O’Brien to continue his slow-creep tactic over the […]

    On Newstalk tonight (Culture Shock newspaper preview)

    Saturday, July 21st, 2007

    I’ll be on Newstalk’s Culture Shock again tonight at around 8:45PM to preview the Sunday newspapers.
    Be sure to tune in if you get the chance; It’s available on FM across most of Ireland (106-108FM), DAB on the East Coast of the country, online at newstalk.ie, on channel 210 on Sky Digital in Ireland or the […]

    Giving DAB a go

    Tuesday, July 17th, 2007

    Having headed to my local Homebase outlet for a cheap landline phone I spotted a Pure One DAB radio on the shelf for €38, around half the RRP according to Pure’s website.
    I’d been planning on buying a cheap DAB device for the last while and €38 was by far the best price I’d seen on […]

    Communicorp buys Emap’s Irish stations

    Sunday, July 15th, 2007

    RTÉ.ie News is reporting that Denis O’Brien’s Communicorp has bought Emap’s Irish radio stations for €200m.
    The three Emap stations are national station Today FM, Dublin’s FM104 and Donegal’s Highland Radio. Communicorp already owns Dublin’s Spin 103.8 and 98FM as well as quasi-national Newstalk 106-108.
    With FM104 and 98FM being Dublin’s biggest local stations, it’s […]


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