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Description Scottish actor John Breslin (1929 - 2009) at the centre of a champagne toast in a promotional still for the TV drama 'Three Ring Circus', directed by James MacTaggart for the BBC, Ealing Studios, London, 1st October 1960. (Photo by Bert Hardy Advertising Archive/Getty Images)
Nicholas Courtney and John Breslin on the set of “Spearhead from Space” (1970)
We were delighted to hear that recent ITLG award nominees and all-around nice people at Mcor Technologies are opening their first US office at the Irish Innovation Center in San Jose.
Citing our previous interview with Conor MacCormack from Mcor Technologies, TIME magazine's "Techland" blog also published an article covering Mcor's 3D paper printing.
There have been a variety of figures bandied about for the ratio of content contributors to browsers / lurkers on social media sites.
Ted Vickey with John Breslin, organiser of BlogTalk 2010.
In the final session of BlogTalk 2010, Ted Vickey gave a talk in which he shared insights, tips and tricks for using LinkedIn.
Ted Vickey (NUI Galway) - Social media and LinkedIn for business from DERI, NUI Galway on Vimeo.
A key takeaway was when Ted suggested that using LinkedIn, or any other social platform for that matter, was like using a muscle. It has to be worked: you either use it or you lose it.
I recently upgraded to an iPhone 4, courtesy of 3 Ireland, who had by far the best deal available. So what are my impressions so far?
Great screen: you can't see the pixels, thanks to the high-quality retina display (although there's some debate regarding the resolution of the human eye).
Why add semantic metadata to forums?
To increase the relevance of search results
To make search results more useful (embedding information on the numbers of posts or authors in a discussion, the last post date, ratings, topics, etc.)
To help link together topics across forums
To collect a person's contributions across sites
