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Bunreacht – Get the Irish Constitution on your iPhone

Released by Nathan Shaughnessy is this handy app for law geeks, politicos and everyone else. Bunreacht. And it’s free! Love this app, very handy. Perhaps urban legend but Mary Robinson apparently carried a copy of the the Bunreacht around with her...

Published 15 Mar 2010 10:09 AM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business

Everyone’s heard about the Word-camp

A-well-a everybody’s heard about the word w-w-w-word, word, word, w-word’s the word. A-well-a word, word, word, the word is the word, Wordcamp! 35 speakers, some of them lip-smackingly good (from a genuine content distribution perspective...

Published 25 Feb 2010 11:53 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business

Data junkies

Earlier I asked a quick question on Twitter, how many tabs did people currently have open in their browser. At the end of a day I might have up to 70 tabs open but I expected that to be a big exception since I do almost daily Fluffy Links and those tabs...

Published 13 Feb 2010 12:59 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology

A Facelift

We had that chat. You know the one about the effects of passing time….. Who else but my Elly? You know how it goes…. “Mum, I think you need updating!” There are days when I am glad that I had only one daughter. What must it be...

Published 9 Feb 2010 6:04 AM by Grannymar

Filed under: technology

Our Mums are about to join the web

That new device from Apple (avoiding putting it in the blog post title or body to avoid Googler traffic during the hype cycle) is going to make using the web easy for people who up to know found using a mouse, keyboard and a browser a tad intimidating...

Published 28 Jan 2010 10:01 AM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business

Mulley events for January 2010

Mulley events coming up this month. The Marketing Institute Cork has a Marketing @ Night event on Thursday 14th January, 6pm . I’ll be giving a talk on business/marketing online. On January 15th, staying in Cork I’ll be at the Press Council...

Published 7 Jan 2010 10:23 AM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business, online marketing

Why did you leave Twitter?

The most frequently asked question of me in the past 3 months is the title of this post. I’ve gotten about a dozen phonecalls, a heck of a lot of private messages, instant messages, facebook mails, emails (remember them?) and even LinkedIn messages...

Published 4 Jan 2010 12:33 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, Ireland

Why? on Google

The quare fella from Tipp suggested to try this and so I did. Go to Google and type in Why and see the suggestions it gives as you type. I got:

Published 23 Dec 2009 11:06 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: funny, irishblogs, technology

The kids are alright? Irish Science Rap videos.

Blurby McBlurb: Science Raps Challenge is a new competition aimed at encouraging young people to express their thoughts about science and technology through rap music. To enter the competition students were invited to compose and video a rap on this year...

Published 22 Dec 2009 4:47 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, Ireland

Google Realtime search – powered by Twitter

Imagine they had something better than Twitter at one point and killed it? Here’s Google Realtime Search, powered by Twitter. Remember the days when Yahoo! search was powered by Google? I’m sure Twitter realises that Google will do their best...

Published 7 Dec 2009 11:57 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology

Making (Real) Money With Social Media Marketing – The Komplett Experience

This is a guest post from Aaron McKenna who is the Country Manager for Komplett.ie, the Norwegian electronics etailer. Komplett launched a social media marketing campaign in May 2009. In this guest post, Aaron will discuss some of the elements relating...

Published 7 Dec 2009 12:31 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business, online marketing

Foursquare Dublin advertising in action

Logged into Foursquare today and noticed I got a local ad/special offer: When you click through: People were wondering how Foursquare would make money and how businesses could use Foursquare for business. So you pay Foursquare for you to reward repeat...

Published 3 Dec 2009 11:13 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business

iPhone and iPod Touch Apps to use in Ireland

For those giving and getting iPhones and iPod Touches from Santa and elsewhere, here are a few apps to have a look at. Apps.ie also contain an impressive list of Irish-made apps. Not being big into games, I’ve gone for more utility apps. 1. Encyclopedia...

Published 30 Nov 2009 12:47 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business

Software as a service workshops

Got this via email: it@Cork, ITAG and ISA in association with Enterprise Ireland would like to invite you to a workshop entitled ‘Managing your SaaS Business’ as part of the New Software Economy. (€100 a pop) These workshops will be held in Cork (Dec...

Published 27 Nov 2009 7:28 AM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business

If I dream it … will you come and build it?

There are a few apps I’d love to see built so I could go off and then use them. Two of these are Facebook related. Facebook + Google Ad system application Facebook have opened their ad system API and already two applications are being built so agencies...

Published 23 Nov 2009 12:57 PM by Damien Mulley

Filed under: irishblogs, technology, business, Facebook

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Bunreacht – Get the Irish Constitution on your iPhone

Everyone’s heard about the Word-camp

Data junkies

A Facelift

Our Mums are about to join the web

Mulley events for January 2010

Why did you leave Twitter?

Why? on Google

The kids are alright? Irish Science Rap videos.

Google Realtime search – powered by Twitter

Making (Real) Money With Social Media Marketing – The Komplett Experience

Foursquare Dublin advertising in action

iPhone and iPod Touch Apps to use in Ireland

Software as a service workshops

If I dream it … will you come and build it?