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Tag Archives: ireland
Lisbon Treaty exit poll
I voted in the Lisbon Treaty this morning. Probably my last time voting in this country (as I am moving to Spain next week!). I’m curious, if I run a poll here and enough people respond truthfully, we should get … Continue reading
I'm joining RedMonk!
I have been working as a Social Media consultant in Ireland for around four years now and director of the Cork Internet eXchange data center for the last two years. However with my imminent move to Spain in July, I … Continue reading
Psst! You wanna buy a data center?
Well, ok not an entire data center but my share of the CIX data center. As I have mentioned before, I am moving to Spain in July. When I move, I will no longer be able to make a meaningful … Continue reading
Posted in cix
Tagged business enquiries, business partners, cix, cork, data center, energy efficiency, goodwill, ireland, money, publicity, servers, shareholding
10 Comments
Blueface make personal attack, unfounded slurs on former customer
Blueface would appear to be losing it. Feargal Brady, Blueface CEO has, out of the blue, decided to start leaving deliberately inaccurate, bizarre and unsubstantiated accusations against me in comments on a post on this blog. Some of these allegations … Continue reading
Posted in blueface, Telecoms, voip
Tagged accusations, allegations, blueface, blueface ceo, ceo, feargal brady, ireland, port forwarding, reliability issues, sip, telephony provider, voip
32 Comments
Conferences can be fun!
I am back in Cork after the Eventoblog conference in Seville over the weekend. Now I am helping with last-minute preparations for the it@cork conference. It is on this coming Wednesday and it is going to be a real ‘wow!’ … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, blogs, Conference, IT@Cork
Tagged Blogging, cork, ireland, moving to spain, networking opportunities, seville, speakers
2 Comments
Are you an Irish startup seeking funding?
When I was in Berlin last week I met with Yoav Leitersdorf of YL Ventures. Yoav is looking to invest in interesting Irish startups. In his own words: YL Ventures (www.YLVentures.com) is a venture capital fund that is focused on … Continue reading
Posted in startups
Tagged funding, ireland, irish, irish startup, startups, venture capital fund
2 Comments
Yahoo! no longer require a postcode if you are Irish!
I posted here previously how Yahoo! were making signing up for an account difficult if you were Irish (you had to fake a postcode and their validation code wouldn’t accept most attempts). This affects you if you want to use … Continue reading
Posted in Web 2.0
Tagged flickr, ireland, postal code, postcode, validation code, yahoo sign up
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Emigrating to Spain
My wife Pilar and I have decided to move to my wife’s home town of Seville in the south of Spain next year. This is a decision we have been wrestling with for some time now but this summer’s lack … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged employment in spain, ireland, seville, spanish language skills
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Firefox's marketshare now 27.8% in Europe?
Tom’s on holidays, I’ll be your host for today. My name’s Frank P, you might remember me from such blogs as “BifSniff.com”,” FestivalShirts.net/blog” and “Aonach.com/chatter”. Damien asks us what our site stats for Firefox are after reading the results of … Continue reading
Posted in Browsers, Technology
Tagged Browsers, firefox, google_analytics, ireland, site_stats, Technology, xiti
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More rumours of O2 iPhone deal
Forbes Madrid are reporting this morning that O2′s parent company, Telefonica have signed an exclusive deal with Apple for iPhone distribution rights in the UK. This is the second time this rumour has emerged in the last two weeks. Both … Continue reading
Posted in Telecoms
Tagged apple, distribution_rights, forbes, iphone, ireland, o2, Telecoms, vodafone
6 Comments
