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28.07.2008 - EMC in Ireland
EMC is planning a €20m investment in software R&D, which includes the creation of 50 jobs in Cork. John Kennedy talks to the company's chief executive, Joe Tucci.
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08.07.2008 - Next-generation networks in Ireland
Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Eamon Ryan TD, speaks to John Kennedy about the Government's €435m investment in next-generation networks.
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03.07.2008 - The mobile revolution
O2 Europe CEO, Matthew Key, talks to John Kennedy about the iPhone and the changing face of the mobile game.
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25.06.2008 - Watching the alpha geeks
Marie Boran talks to Tim O’Reilly, the man who coined the phrase ‘Web 2.0’ and asks him what it really means. O’Reilly chats about watching the alpha geeks and the next big tech trends
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25.06.2008 - The man who wove the web
Marie Boran talks to the inventor of the world wide web, Tim Berners Lee, who discusses his vision of the web’s upgrade – the Semantic Web. Berners Lee offers his insight on collaborative pools of knowledge like Wikipedia, as well as his opinions on the blogosphere and social networking
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25.06.2008 - Helping to write Sofia’s Diary
John Kennedy talks to Triona Campbell, the Irish producer behind the innovative Sofia’s Diary soap that features on Bebo and has been selected for a second series
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24.06.2008 - The Future of Home Entertainment
John Kennedy talks to Eric Kim, Intel's senior vice-president in charge of home entertainment. With the latest chip, codenamed ‘Canmore’, set to be made in Ireland, Intel wants to do to home entertainment what the Pentium did to the PC market in the Nineties
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24.06.2008 - Technology for the 21st century
John Kennedy meets Texan economist Professor Matthew Gillis who believes a trinity of biotechnology, nanotechnology and information technology will define the 21st century
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23.06.2008 - The Long Way Down with Charley Boorman
John Kennedy talks to actor Charley Boorman who along with friend and colleague Ewan McGregor embarked on an epic 15,000-mile bike trip from the top of Scotland to the tip of Africa using Nokia GPS technology
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