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🚨 Belfast: Ogilvie family say “unrest is not welcome” - but will online rhetoric fuel a second night of violence?
🚨 Can independent broadcasters survive a 39% levy hike?
🚨 World Cup: Ken Early joins us from Mexico City
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🗣️ “He’s [Gianni Infantino] talking about it being the most inclusive World Cup, as he defends a pricing strategy that excludes 99% of people,” says @kenearlys.
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🗣️ “The mission here is to protect those radio stations.
It wasn’t envisaged at all that the increase in the levy would come at 69%,” says @garretahearn.
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🗣️ “The risk to society and democracy from independent radio is not of the scale of the risks being posed by the media outlets we talked about earlier,” says John Purcell, Chairman of the Independent Broadcasters of Ireland.
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🗣️ “There are issues in relation to immigration that have to be dealt with.
But dealing with them in the heat of what’s happened over the last two nights is not an ideal place to discuss them,” says @harrymcgee.
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🗣️ “We also had the case of a man in Northern Ireland being sentenced for the murder of his partner… there wasn’t any rioting on the streets in response,” says Shane Coleman.
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On #TonightVMTV at 10pm with Shane Coleman:
🚨 Belfast: Stephen Ogilvie’s family say “unrest is not welcome” - but will online rhetoric fuel a second night of violence?
🚨 Can independent broadcasters survive a 39% levy hike?
🚨 World Cup: Ken Early joins us from Mexico City.
🗣️ “If people can organise online and tell others where to go to disrupt society, those platforms need to be held to account as publishers.”
After unrest in Belfast, the #TonightVMTV panel debated whether social media companies should be accountable for real-world disorder.
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🚨 Belfast braced itself for a night on unrest
🚨 Calls for complete boycott of Ireland vs Israel football fixtures intensify
🚨 Today's front pages
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🗣️ “The fact that it’s taking place in a neutral venue, the Government may be able to wash their hands of this,” says @MaryERegan
🗣️ “It’s a matter for the FAI… the Government have always been consistent in that,” says Charlie McConalogue TD.
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