Monthly Archives / February 2007

Barcamp Dublin: 21st April 2007

Bar camp Dublin 21st April 2007

Not to be confused with out very own Boot Camp, BarCamp Dublin has been announced for the 21st April 2007 at the Digital Hub

Having spoken at BarCamp SouthEast, I’ll definitely be attending and speaking at this one. Perhaps, I’ll try and convince some of my colleagues too!

More details for BarCamp Dublin

If you’re interesting in attending or speaking, there’s more information up on the BarCamp Dublin wiki and the the Bar Camp Dublin Blog

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Web 2.0: The Machine is Us/ing Us

One of the most talked about, linked and embedded videos on YouTube this week comes from Professor Michael Wesch, assistant professor of cultural anthropology at Kansas State University.

What is Web2.0 and how will it affect us?

Explaining Web 2.0

Under the banner of Digital Ethnography, Professor Wesch breaks down the complexity of what the web is and how it is changing with the advent of web standards, RSS, blogging, streaming video, flickr, mashups, basically everything we think of as “Web 2.0″.

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ENN scoops the GSA on search.gov.ie

ENN.ie have just reported on search.gov.ie‘s use of the Google Search Appliance to power the new government search portal. Our own Lar narrates pretty much the whole article. And journalist Emmet Ryan writes a nice subhead for it:

“The launch of a new search application means you no longer need to be in Mensa to find information on Irish public sector websites.”

Read the full ENN article.

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