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Technology and Media
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Private firm sends spacecraft toward ISS
US company SpaceX has become the first private enterprise to send its own spacecraft toward the International Space Station.
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Academic urges media to avoid ethnic stereotyping
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Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb dies at 62
Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb, who with brothers Barry and Maurice helped define the disco era, has died. He was 62.
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Seán Gallagher met with 'hostility' over complaint
Seán Gallagher said he was met with hostility and arrogance from RTÉ when he initially complained about the broadcast of a tweet on the Frontline debate.
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Cameron texted Rebekah Brooks after resignation
Rebekah Brooks has told the Leveson Inquiry she received commiserations from David Cameron when she resigned amid the News of the World phone hacking scandal.
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Position of RTÉ board chairman 'untenable'
Independent TD Mattie McGrath has told RTÉ board chairman Tom Savage that he should resign his position.
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Politicians concerned by RTÉ's London bureau plans
Politicians attending the 44th plenary session of the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly have raised their concerns regarding RTÉ's proposal to close its London bureau in September.
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Minister criticises sections of the Irish media
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Cost of using mobiles in other EU states to fall
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Filters for NASA telescope developed in Ireland
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Taoiseach open to new broadcasting committee
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said he sees no reason why a sub-committee could not be established to oversee issues in public service broadcasting.
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RTÉ Board to give detailed account to Pat Rabbitte
Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte has said the board of RTÉ is to provide him with a detailed account of the steps it will take to address the serious shortcomings exposed by the recent BAI investigation.
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Ombudsman says RTÉ must focus on fair reporting
Press Ombudsman Prof John Horgan has said the single biggest problem that arose in the libelling of Fr Kevin Reynolds by RTÉ's Prime Time Investigates programme ''A Mission to Prey'' was the need for journalists to distinguish between fact and belief.
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RTÉ fine reflects 'seriousness' of breach
The solicitor representing Fr Kevin Reynolds has said the fine of €200,000 imposed on RTÉ over its defamatory Prime Time Investigates programme reflects the seriousness with which the authorities viewed the breach made by the station.
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RTÉ fined €200,000 over Mission to Prey programme
The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland report into the Mission to Prey programme has found significant failures of editorial and managerial controls within RTÉ.
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Abbey Theatre to close after asbestos discovered
The Abbey Theatre is to close its auditorium for nine weeks after asbestos was discovered in the building.
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Minister questioned on broadcasting charge
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European Space Agency announces Jupiter mission
The European Space Agency has approved a new mission to explore the moons of Jupiter.
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Dáil debates closure of RTÉ's London office
RTÉ's decision to close its London office was debated in the Dáil this evening.
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Murdoch 'not fit person' to run major corporation
A committee of British MPs has said Rupert Murdoch is not "a fit person" to run a major international corporation.
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