Tonight watching X Factor and reading my twitter stream I saw a few too many jokes about Susan Boyle’s mental health and intellectual disability. Some people seem to have found other people’s jokes funny too and retweeted them. Colm O’ Gorman, (Bio: Author, activist, director of Amnesty International Ireland) for one. And people wonder why […]
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Be Careful What you Retweet
November 22nd, 2009 · 14 Comments · Disability, Irish Media, Social Media
Tags:Activism·Amnesty International·Human Rights and Liberties·Mental Health·Susan Boyle
Campaigns, NGO’s and the Internet
November 17th, 2009 · Comments Off on Campaigns, NGO’s and the Internet · Blogging, Social Media
A free half day session for on Online/Social Media for campaigning groups and NGO’s (especially those running campaigns to empower communities) will be held on December 8th. Hosted by the European Commission and organised by Damien Mulley the session will look at case studies using Web, Twitter and Facebook and will have inputs from NGO’s […]
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Mark Little goes digital
November 6th, 2009 · 2 Comments · Irish Media, MSM, Social Media
The online news evangelist and tweeter extraordinare (@marklittlenews) is heading for the superhighway on a years leave of absence. Best of luck to him! RTÉ Prime Time presenter, Mark Little, has announced that he is taking a year’s leave of absence from RTÉ in the New Year to pursue a project combining digital media and […]
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Dublin Web Summit emerges from MiCandidate’s Ashes
October 7th, 2009 · 5 Comments · Social Media
It was announced yesterday that MiCandidate has been acquired in a management buy out for ‘an undisclosed sum’ by one of it’s former directors Paul Healy. Former directors Paddy Cosgrave and Oisin Hanrahan are moving to other projects. No idea where the fourth director has gone. You may of course remember the focus of this […]
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What happened before Traitorgate?
September 30th, 2009 · 5 Comments · Declan Ganley, Irish Politics, Lisbon, Newstalk, Social Media
Karen Coleman has released video footage from last Sunday morning’s radio debate on Newstalk between Prionsias De Rossa MEP and Declan Ganley before the off air incident where expletives were exchanged and Richard Boyd Barrett intervened. Did you ever see a grin like it?
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