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BT vows to fight big four music labels’ ‘three strikes’ case
04.07.2009 Ireland’s second largest telecoms operator has vowed to ‘strongly defend’ against efforts by the big four music labels – EMI, Sony, Universal and Warner – to get it to implement the ‘three strikes’ action... more...
Skill shortages continue in IT and science
03.07.2009 Despite the rise in unemployment in Ireland, there are still significant skills shortages in the areas of IT, science, sales/marketing, health, accountancy, engineering and management, the Expert Group on... more...
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Irish firm Havok honoured at Game Critics Awards
30.06.2009 Six games titles using Havok’s award-winning technology including Physics, Cloth, Behaviour and Animation, have taken 26 nominations across 15 categories in the celebrated independent Game Critic Awards. more...
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YouTube to launch citizen reporter channel
30.06.2009 Following the momentous events in Iran in recent weeks, it is clear that YouTube is now the biggest video news site on the internet. Today, the company has launched a new resource that sees reporters teaching citizens how to report the news. more...
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Micro USB to become standard phone charger for Europe
29.06.2009 The mobile device manufacturing industry has agreed to create a common charger for all phones produced from 2010, saving the European Commission from having to introduce legislation. more...
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Microsoft puts Razorfish up for sale
29.06.2009 Microsoft has put digital design agency Razorfish up for sale and has appointed Morgan Stanley to help find a suitable buyer for the company. more...
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New media gong for Simpson
29.06.2009 The launch of Statcounter’s Global Stats service, which resulted in over 100,000 hits from 100 countries in two weeks, earned Simpson Financial & Technology PR the New Media Award at the 2009 PR awards. more...
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Online engagement for business
26.06.2009 By participating in online social networks, businesses can benefit from the power of public engagement as never before. more...
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Yahoo! and DERI develop Common Tag for semantic web
26.06.2009 A new way to enhance web content for the semantic web – called Common Tag – has been developed at the Digital Enterprise Research Institute (DERI) in NUI Galway in collaboration with major internet firms. more...
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Number crunchers find social media a ‘tweet’ surprise
25.06.2009 Members of Certified Public Accountants (CPA) have begun using social media such as Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn to co-ordinate continuous professional education, says CPA’s Suzanne Shaw. more...
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HTC debuts Hero Android device – the Teflon telephone
24.06.2009 Available in Europe and Asia in July, HTC has brought out its third Android-based smart phone which will come Teflon-coated with HTC’s new concept for form and function, HTC Sense, and is optimised for Twitter usage. more...
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Twitter users most likely to buy downloadable music
24.06.2009 People on Twitter purchased 77pc more digital downloads, on average, than those who were not using Twitter, according to a new report by NPD Research. more...
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