Here at MediaHQ, we run a series of short interviews with some of the country’s most talented media professionals. This week, we spoke to Nathan O’Reilly, Radio Presenter with Spin 1038. What is your current role in Spin 1038 and what does it involve? As I type this, I currently present the breakfast show on
On Sunday, March 25, 2018, Facebook ran a full page printed ad in a number of newspapers, including The Observer and the Sunday Times. The ad was an apology letter for the Cambridge Analytica scandal that saw the data of 87 million Facebook users breached. With the company’s stock plummeting, and high-profile individuals telling users
It is World Bee Day! To celebrate the day, we sat down with one of our own clients, ApisProtect to talk about their unique methods in saving bees. Aoife O’Mahony from ApisProtect talks to us about the importance of Wolrd Bee Day and how MediaHQ has helped them. Can you tell us a bit about
In the era of more traditional media platforms, the same brands remained dominant for decades, if not centuries. For example, The Times was established in 1785 and the BBC was founded in 1922, both of which remain behemoths of the media landscape to this day. However, in the new age of social media the popularity
With the International Literature Festival approaching from the 17-26 of May we have decided to comprise a list of five Arts journalists to follow. Exploring the world of film, literature, music and TV these critics deliver their expert views on newly released content. Alanna Hopkin As well as the author of two novels ‘A Joke Goes
It may come across as hard to befriend the so called ‘media beast.’ At the end of the day, PR folks are from Venus, journalists are from Mars, right? Sometimes it seems that way, especially in this digital age. Nevertheless, all PR pros should be mindful of the human element in public relations to foster
For many PR and Communications professionals sending out a press release is instinctively followed by a call or email to the journalists. That follow up call is generally to ensure the release has been received, check if any further information is required and ultimately to find out if the story will be covered. While these
A slow news day. The dreaded words anyone in the PR industry fears to hear. There are days when there are not enough hours in the day to get all the stories covered and other days you would be searching for one newsworthy story. Here at MediaHQ, we have you covered on to how to