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Clear Channel UK is an Out of Home media owner, operating over 40,000 advertising sites across the UK. These sites include classic Adshel 6-sheet posters, digital Adshel Live 6-sheet posters, digital 6-sheet screens and large format screens at malls nationwide, as well as Sainsbury's and Asda supermarkets, and smaller Socialite screens in pubs and bars; classic billboards, digital Wrap ...
The group's relationship with a variety of entertainment and public relationships firms via Clear Channel Independent has also been seen as problematic. Independent News and Media was identified by the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) as an employer where "bullying" and "lack of support" was rampant.
Originally ARN was a joint venture of APN News & Media and iHeartMedia (formerly Clear Channel). On 19 February 2014, it was reported that APN News & Media had agreed to purchase Clear Channel's 50% stake in the ARN. [5] As a result, ARN is now fully owned by ARN Media. The company continues to operate the Australian version of iHeartRadio. [6]
Bubble Hits Ireland - this was a 24-hour music channel targeting both Ireland and the rest of Europe (European version). On 13 February 2009, Bubble Hits ceased broadcasting due to a downturn in advertising revenue.
By 2002, the band had attracted the attention of MCD promotions in Ireland, (the company who recently bought out the Mean Fiddler Group, alongside Clear Channel), who put them on as openers at the Witnness Festival that year. Eamonn Keyes, owner of Doghouse Studios recorded them before they were signed.
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Clear channel may refer to: iHeartMedia, a US broadcasting company formerly known as Clear Channel Communications. Clear Channel Outdoor, an advertising company formerly a subsidiary of iHeartMedia. Clear-channel station, a regulatory category of AM broadcast stations in North America.
Prior to Sky Digital, cable television was the most common system for distributing multi-channel television in Ireland. With more than 40 years of history and extensive networks of both wired and "wireless" cable, Ireland is amongst the most cabled countries in Europe. Forty percent [42] of Irish homes received cable television in September 2006.