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National sales consulting and revenue development firm JDA.media has promoted John Hillary from senior marketing consultant to vice president. In his enhance

TV stations are facing a flat to down 2023 when it comes to spot TV revenue after the nearly $9 billion mid-term election — with about half of that going to broadcast — that just wrapped up, panelists at TVNewsCheck’s webinar, Optimizing Spot TV in a Non-Political Year, said last Thursday. With a possible recession […]

 A prominent West Clare psychiatrist claims the mental health system is being undermined by junior doctors being paid more than their fully trained colleagues. Dr John Hillary is a former president of the College of Psychiatrists, which is calling on the Government to address “multiple systemic failings in mental health services” and reform of the […]

Montgomery residents react to Derek Chauvin verdict Montgomery residents react to Derek Chauvin verdict By Courtney Chandler | April 25, 2021 at 10:32 AM CDT - Updated April 25 at 10:32 AM MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The Derek Chauvin trial concluded earlier this week after three weeks, with the verdict being guilty of three separate charges. A jury found Chauvin guilty of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. Spiritual leaders in Montgomery said even though Chauvin was found guilty, the work does not stop, but continues starting with havi...

And i think he's the clear front-runner at this point. i agree with john, anything can change. bush is not out of it, but this doesn't feel like an establishment to me this year. watch ted cruz in iowa. just watch him. >> let's move on and talk about jeb bush. this is what he said late today on how he is rebooting his campaign. >> by campaign, heart, by telling my story, by having a hopeful, optimistic message, doing what i have been doing but doing it in a way that convinces people kek fix these big, complex problems in washington. that talking about things isn't going to solve people's probl...