Archive for the 'Published' Category
Wikipedia shenanigans ar an Roinne Gnóthaí Pobail, Tuaithe agus Gaeltachta
Tuesday, November 20th, 2007This is a story that was supposed to be published in The Irish Times way back when but for some reason or another it wasn’t.
It relates to wikipedia edits made by someone in a Government department and was researched and written back when the joys of the WikiScanner was discovered by everyone.
To the best of […]
Don’t be a loser, get a social life (SBP - 18th Nov. 2007)
Sunday, November 18th, 2007Here’s a transcript of my article from the Media & Marketing section of The Sunday Business Post on marketing and social networking; found in today’s edition:
Pushing your products successfully on sites such as Myspace.com, Facebook.com and Bebo.com takes a savvy approach, writes Adam Maguire.
Social networking sites offer huge potential to companies willing to take them […]
Light and lively laptops (Buyers’ Guide, CiB, SBP - 4th Nov 2007)
Sunday, November 4th, 2007Today’s Computers In Business supplement of The Sunday Business Post features a buyers’ guide on laptops written by yours truly.
The piece looks at some of the more useful laptop features available to business users and reviews some of the latest models from the big manufacturers.
You can find the article here (for the next week […]
PD article in latest issue of Village
Wednesday, October 10th, 2007The latest issue of Village, details of which are available here, features an article I’ve been working on about the Progressive Democrats (on page 26 & 27).
The article looks at the real and more behind-the-scenes reasons why the party fared so badly during the 2007 General Election and to some degree what problems the […]
Media diversification (Business and Finance Magazine, 14th September 2007)
Friday, September 28th, 2007I never got a chance to post this here earlier in the month but better late than never.
Below the fold is my article on Media Diversification, which appeared in Business and Finance Magazine on the 14th September - the copy below is what was submitted and is likely slightly different from the printed version, which […]
Blogs, Facebook and business (from 2nd September’s Computers in Business, Sunday Business Post)
Tuesday, September 4th, 2007I forgot to post these up on Sunday but here are my two articles from The Sunday Business Post’s Computers in Business suppliment. They’re about using blogs, facebook and other social networking sites to network, make yourself available to your existing audience and promote yourself to your potential one.
The main piece is quite long so […]
Site update
Tuesday, August 7th, 2007This site recently turned two and passing that particular milestone made me realise just how much I’d neglected ever facet of the site bar the blog.
The CV page was out of date, as was the About page, and not a single published article of mine had been uploaded to the Portfolio page since September 2006 […]
UPC to challenge Sky+ service package offer (SBP - 1st July 2007)
Sunday, July 1st, 2007My article on UPC Ireland’s new DVR/PVR service from today’s Sunday Business Post:
The parent company of NTL and Chorus will launch its digital video recorder (DVR) service in the coming weeks, according to Mark Coan, sales and marketing director of UPC Ireland.
The new offering will be in direct competition with BSkyB’s Sky+ package, an d […]
Dublin South West: ‘Change-mode’ confuses Rabbitte (SBP - 27th May 2007)
Monday, May 28th, 2007My article as part of the Sunday Business Post’s Election 2007 coverage:
It was over before it began in Dublin South West, with outgoing Sinn Fein TD Sean Crowe conceding defeat before the first count.
In a result that reflected the national trend, Sinn Fe¤ in bore the brunt of the Fine Gael jump, rather than Fianna […]
Media buyers still doubt Channel 6 (SBP - 13th May 2007)
Wednesday, May 16th, 2007An article of mine from the latest Sunday Business Post which analyses the performance of Channel 6 now that it’s one year old:
Channel 6’s presence on Sky’s digital platform has caused a slight improvement in its performance, but it is clear from the entertainment channel’s aborted attempt to attract the lowest common denominator by introducing […]
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