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Let the seller beware as eBay reduces fees
20.08.2008 Auction website eBay has revealed it plans to reduce the fees it charges sellers to list fixed-price items from September. more...
Trintech reports net loss of close to US$1m
20.08.2008 NASDAQ-listed financial software and payments company Trintech this morning reported a net loss of close to US$1m in its fiscal second quarter, despite delivering revenues of US$10.5m for the quarter. more...
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Ireland top of the world for renewable energy investment
20.08.2008 Ireland has landed in the top 10 countries worldwide for attracting investment in renewable energy. more...
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Google invests US$10.2m in ‘killer app of energy world
20.08.2008 Search giant Google’s philanthropic arm has revealed it is investing US$10.25m in a breakthrough new energy technology it has suggested could be the ‘killer app’ of the energy world. more...
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Microsoft develops smart wireless networks
19.08.2008 Think of all the competing signals flying overhead at this very moment with your wireless device in the unlicensed spectrum or ‘white space’ as it is commonly known – Bluetooth headsets, Wi-Fi enabled laptops, walkie talkies, automatic syncing, even baby monitors. more...
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Worrying trends in CAO first-round offerings
18.08.2008 The poor uptake in science, technology, engineering and maths in this morning’s first-round CAO offerings is causing concern in the ICT and engineering sectors. more...
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No need to panic about maths results, says Irish Computer Society
15.08.2008 Although thousands of students didn’t get the grades they wanted in maths in this year’s Leaving Certificate, this mustn’t be seen as an end to an ICT career for them, the Irish Computer Society (ICS) said today. more...
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Irish academic spin-outs make the leap from research lab to real life
14.08.2008 Technological innovations are at forefront of the careful commercialisation of third-level research. more...
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Fees debate distracts from serious third-level tech cuts
13.08.2008 The Institutes of Technology have hit out at Education Minister Batt O’Keefe’s debate about third-level fees and labelled it a “distraction” from the fact that a pay budget cut has meant no new posts have been sanctioned at the institutes for many years. more...
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Maths results don’t add up for ICT sector
13.08.2008 Ireland’s ICT sector risks being seriously undermined by continuing maths failure rates at second level and the industry has called on the Government to come up with a more creative way to boost the quality of maths teaching in the nation’s schools. more...
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Campus firm makes ‘web-on-the-go’ a Sprint in the park
12.08.2008 US telecoms giant Sprint – which has over 53 million customers – has deployed technology developed by UCD campus company ChangingWorlds to boost personalisation and content search across more than 40 different mobile handsets. more...
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Non-toxic cables for electronic devices to be introduced in Europe
07.08.2008 A Korean company has developed the world’s first high-retardancy, non-toxic cables for electronic devices using nanotechnology and is introducing the innovation into Europe. more...
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