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Ronan Leonard @ Irish Tech News · 02/12/2026 08:00 EDT

How State Media Funding Reshapes the Podcast Market Quietly

Guest post by Martin McMahon Ireland’s new journalism funding schemes are sold as a boost for pluralism, innovation, and public-interest reporting. Administered by Coimisiún na Meán, they allocate millions of euro across digital, print, radio, and podcast projects. On paper, it reads like a sensible intervention in a fragile media ecosystem. But look closely at […]

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