Month: November 2006

  • E-tailer recommendations

    In a follow-on to my post on External Storage options, I’m also wondering if anyone could recommend a good (good = reliable and cheap) e-tailer where i could source the sotrage solution i decide on (and any other electronic toys goods I want to buy). Obviously, the e-tailer should have no problem shipping to Ireland!

  • Le Web 3 hotel recommendations

    Anyone going to Le Web 3 have any hotel recommendations? Last year there was a wiki where people could leave their suggestions but I don’t see that anywhere on the Le Web 3 site this year and emailing the organisers has elicited no response, as yet!

  • External storage options

    My main computer is my laptop – it is a desktop replacement. The biggest issue with this is that laptop hard drives are, by definition, small 🙁 On my laptop I have all my music, all my photos and all my email going back to 1997! The laptop has a 120gb hard drive, but I…

  • Blogs fuel internet growth

    Netcraft have posted their November 2006 Web Server Survey and there are a couple of interesting findings. The main one is that the number of websites has exceeded 100m for the first time ever. In the November 2006 survey we received responses from 101,435,253 sites, up from 97.9 million sites last month. Of those 100m…

  • RecruitIreland adds RSS feeds

    Via Mick in a comment on this post comes news that Irish recruitment website RecruitIreland.com is now offering RSS feeds on search results. RSS is ideal for recruitment sites, real estate sites, travel sites, etc. basically any site with updating content where people search for information! On the RecruitIreland site, I like the fact that…

  • Brussels blogger's dinner ideas

    I’m looking for suggestions for a good venue for the blogger’s dinner in Brussels on the 17th of November – anyone with good ideas, please leave them in the comments, thanks.

  • Reddit acquired by Condé Nast – Another bubble?

    Following on hotly from yesterday’s big news about Google’s purchase of JotSpot, comes news today that Reddit has been bought by Condé Nast (owners of Wired Digital, Epicurious.com and Style.com, among other properties). Reddit had been licencing its technology and allowing people to white label it but as Richard McManus notes, this deal with Condé…

  • Collaborative software gets hotter!

    A lot has already been written about Jotspot’s announcement that they were acquired by Google yesterday – congratulations to Joe Kraus and the team. JotSpot is a wiki application with builtin functions for adding calendars, spreadsheets, blogs, photos, etc. This was a predictable enough move on Google’s part as they had no wiki software in…