NEWS ALERTS 30.1.2008 16:00
30.01.2008 MySpace takes a leaf out of Facebook
When Facebook opened up its technology to third-party developers to create the likes of Scrabulous or official applications from other sites like Digg or Flickr it was hailed as the ‘MySpace killer’ or the ‘anti-MySpace’, but as of today MySpace will no longer be on the other side of the fence. …
30.01.2008 26 tech jobs as Kerry web firm raises €1.2m
Twenty-six new technology jobs are to be created at a Tralee-headquartered technology company after it emerged it has attracted €1.2m in seed funding from Enterprise Ireland and the AIB Seed Capital Fund. …
30.01.2008 Google makes a call on the Dell-a-phone
Despite Google’s chief internet apostle Vint Cerf stating that the company will never build a G-phone or Google-phone because it is not in the business of hardware, there are rumours the search engine giant may indeed be developing a G-phone in collaboration with Dell. …
30.01.2008 IEDR cuts domain cost
The IE Domain Registry (IEDR) has cut the cost of registering or renewing a dot.ie domain name by 5.8pc. …
Posted: January 30th, 2008 under alerts.
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