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Watching the Web

Jobs are scarce, so it's time to go online and make it happen

Analysts are predicting that unemployment will not properly stabilise in the province until mid 2010.
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Inside Watching the Web

To make a difference, put on your boots and hit the Tweet

Tuesday, 17 November 2009

It is called 'Slacktivism': a mix of activism and slacker, describing how some people support a cause by doing no more than signing an online petition, or joining a Facebook group or taking part in a Twitter-storm.
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2010 and a web of intrigue: it’s a Kindle magic

Tuesday, 10 November 2009

It may only be early November but the holiday-themed ads are already on TV and the more excitable retailers are dusting off their decorations.
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Life could be Tweet for savvy out of work designers

Tuesday, 10 November 2009

The first people to use the internet were academics and then Ham radio and CB radio enthusiasts.
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During this recession, online hits don't have to hit your profits too

Tuesday, 3 November 2009

Google is the world's most popular website, and looking at recent statistics on Northern Ireland users, it is viewed by 73% of the population.
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More than a popularity contest

Tuesday, 3 November 2009

I am happy to announce that I am the most popular and most influential Twitter user in Holywood. That I appear to be the only Twitter user in Holywood makes me slightly sceptical of this result from www.wefollow.com .
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Has Windows of opportunity shut for Microsoft?

Tuesday, 27 October 2009

There has long been a degree of distrust on Microsoft's virtual monopoly of the operating space and critics are now predicting a backlash against Windows, driven by a number of factors. Both Apple and Linux are becoming far more popular than before, suddenly presenting Microsoft with credible competition in the space. However, the real threat right now is on how people are beginning to use their computers, moving from desktop based software to the use of 'Cloud' computing where software runs on remote servers.
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Tweeters, tweeters everywhere, but they lack direction

Tuesday, 27 October 2009

The problem with Twitter in Ireland is that there are too many tweets and tweeters. What's needed is a Twitter directory. Northern Ireland already has one... www.TweetNI.com. It's a simple, clear and effective site built by Lee Munroe (@leemunroe), which allows people to register, and be found.
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Where you read it last

Tuesday, 20 October 2009

Only occasionally will you find 'breaking news' on Twitter - if you are following the right people and reading at the right time. If you follow any of the newspaper feeds including the Belfast Telegraph, you will get a headline linking to the story online.
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Don't be a twit, be on Twitter...

Tuesday, 13 October 2009

It has been said only 14% of people believe advertisements.
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The media faces doubtful future as internet thrives

Tuesday, 13 October 2009

Depending on which side of the fence you sit on, the changes that are taking place in the world of 'the media' could be tremendously good news or tremendously bad.
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Microsoft nears EU truce after decade-long battle

Thursday, 8 October 2009

Microsoft could close the door on a 10-year legal battle with the European Union, after the regulator backed its moves to open up internet browsing on Windows to rivals.
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AT&T first on board for US iPhone VoIP

Thursday, 8 October 2009

AT&T will begin allowing iPhone owners to use internet calling services on its US wireless network.
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Amazon's Kindle is an electronic book-reading device

E-book reader price slashed for launch

Thursday, 8 October 2009

Amazon is cutting the price of its electronic book reader the Kindle as it prepares to launch the device in Britain, the company has announced.
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The Stratagem Tweetocracy: a new approach

Tuesday, 6 October 2009

“We do politics,” says Quintin Oliver of Stratagem, “as a public affairs company, we help people and organisations navigate their way through the democratic process in Northern Ireland. We also do what we can to help develop a better understanding of how politics works.
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Apple's iPhone

Our world is mobile and you must be fast just to keep up

Tuesday, 6 October 2009

So most of us working in business have the new fancy smart phones. We have matured quickly from the clunky Blackberry with its confusing buttons to the aesthetically beautiful iPhones, N95 and Storm.
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NI is awash with topics

Tuesday, 29 September 2009

What are tweets like? Well, they're mostly news and comment - a smattering of the funny and irrelevant to lighten the mood - and some pretty serious stuff too. Writers are amateur and professional diarists, professional and citizen journalists, and those debating them.
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Tailored services- based on users habits and tied to their locations- are exciting but concerns remain over data privacy

Getting what you want, even before you know you want it

Tuesday, 29 September 2009

The notion of a 'Digital Valet' has become increasingly popular in recent times. What I mean by this is a move to make the online experience a much more personalised medium for users. The Digital Valet would be extremely knowledgeable about your habits - so much so that, by analysing your history online together with your current behaviour it would be possible for it to predict what you needed next even before you ask for it.
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Using a site such as Gilt Groupe, gives you the chance to get designer clothes at a fraction of the catwalk cost

Invite-only discount sales are hottest ticket in town

Tuesday, 22 September 2009

As the recession continues to bite hard with no real sense of being on the way up, marketers and company owners spend many a long hour trying to figure out ways to get us to part with our money
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Linked In to business

Tuesday, 22 September 2009

Theres more to social media than Twitter, so let’s look at one of the more business orientated tools. About six years old with an estimated 43 million users, LinkedIn is about extending connections through existing connections.
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Newbies on Twitter

Tuesday, 15 September 2009

When you look at those who use Twitter in Northern Ireland, you find they fall into a few distinct categories.
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L'derry Chamber of Commerce Dinner

  • Minister for Regional Development Conor Murphy with Mayor Councillor Paul Fleming. Londonderry Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner at The Everglades Hotel, Londonderry
  • The City of Hope Collective who performed during the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner
  • Rosa McLaughlin and John McMonagle with Minister for Regional Development, Conor Murphy. Londonderry Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner at The Everglades Hotel.

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NI Travel and Tourism Awards

  • Sean Crummey entertains guests at the Northern Ireland Travel and Tourism Awards 2009
  • Sean Crummey, Maureen Ledwith and Nan Short with Craig Doyle at the Slieve Donard Resort and Spa at the Northern Ireland Travel and Tourism Awards 2009
  • Rowan Devereux and Ciaran Mulligan of Blue Insurances with Craig Doyle at the Slieve Donard Resort and Spa at the Northern Ireland Travel and Tourism Awards 2009

NI Travel and Tourism Awards

Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Awards

  • From left to right, Daniel McRitchie (Andor Technology, placed 48 in this year?s Fast 50 ranking); Mark McCusker (Texthelp Systems Ltd, placed 40th in this year?s Fast 50 ranking); Trevor Jordan (Andor Technology); and Seamus Scullion (Texthelp Systems Ltd).
  • James Greer, proprietor of Greer Publications, presents the ?Rising Star? award to Mary McKenna and Paul McElvaney of Learning Pool Ltd.
  • From left to right: Daniel McRitchie and Trevor Jordan of Andor Technology.

Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Awards

CEF Construction Awards 2009

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  • CEF Construction Awards 2009
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CEF Construction Awards 2009

Newry Chamber of Commerce Banquet

  • Newry Chamber of Commerce Banquet. Thursday 8 October 09
  • Newry Chamber of Commerce Banquet. Thursday 8 October 09
  • Newry Chamber of Commerce Banquet. Thursday 8 October 09

Newry Chamber of Commerce Banquet

Connecting Employers to Communities

  • The Connecting Employers to Communities event hosted at Hillsborough Castle by Business in the Community on 23 September 2009.
  • The Connecting Employers to Communities event hosted at Hillsborough Castle by Business in the Community on 23 September 2009.
  • The Connecting Employers to Communities event hosted at Hillsborough Castle by Business in the Community on 23 September 2009.

Connecting Employers to Communities

Ulster Tatler Awards 2009

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In pictures: Doing the business

  • Christmas appeal for children launched
Business in the Community?s Cares programme has launched its Cares At Christmas appeal with charity Action for Children to help companies and individuals make a difference to vulnerable youngsters. From left to right are Sam Davidson, human resources director at sponsors Henderson Group, Maureen Taggart, chair of Cares Leadership Team and Louise Ward-Hunter, strategic director of Action for Children. To register interest in the appeal, email caresni@bitcni.org.uk
  • The outstanding global performance of Northern Ireland accountancy students has been recognised at the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Awards in Belfast. Not only did three local students take top place in Ireland but there were also three performances in ACCA?s global top ten and a further five in the top 20. Hazel Bradbury joined Keith McManus, president of the ACCA?s Ulster Branch to celebrate coming 8th out of 24,000 global participants and first in Ireland in the audit assurance exam.
  • Revamped Stena vessel ship-shape for Scotland voyage
Former Miss Northern Ireland Judith Wilson puts the finishing touches to the Stena Navigator to ensure it?s in ship-shape condition for its first voyage since its return. The upgraded Stena Line ship sets sail from Belfast to Stranraer tomorrow. The vessel, which caters for both passenger and freight traffic and has a capacity of up to 1,500 passengers and up to 280 cars or 50 lorries, means the ferry company now offers up to 14 crossings on the route each day. The addition of the Navigator and a £2m upgrade programme, which has been carried out in Belfast Port over the past month, represents a total investment in the route of over £6m

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