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The missing mass memory of mas

Mark Lyndersay - March 7, 2022

By any of these measures, the recording, codification and accessibility of the history of all aspects of Carnival since the first street parades of 1838 has been appalling.

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A Carnival of the one, a Carnival for the money

Mark Lyndersay - February 28, 2022

"We didn't have to rush for a taste. We could have waited. It was a response to the idea that our Carnival could be lost."

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In the still of the day

Mark Lyndersay - February 21, 2022

Electricity pricing, true ownership and policy-setting power and the aggressiveness of the Regulated Industries Commission will be critical in analysing the reality of TTEC.

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Samsung introduces S22, obsoletes Note

Mark Lyndersay - February 14, 2022

Samsung is using more recycled materials in the S22, from recycled paper for the packaging to using material from recycled fishing nets for internal components.

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Hootsuite reports growth, shifts in social media

Mark Lyndersay - February 7, 2022

Over the last ten years, the count of internet users grew from 2.18 billion at the start of 2012 to 4.95 billion at the start of 2022. In 2021, those numbers grew by four per cent.

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Taking media back to its audience

Mark Lyndersay - February 3, 2022

"Overseas diaspora audiences are particularly important for Ireland, so we need to research, build out and understand where the growth opportunities are." - Ronan Doyle

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Digital transformation using open source software

Mark Lyndersay - January 24, 2022

"I would highly recommend setting up a high level combined Digital Transformation and Open Source steering group to look at strategic issues." - Saranjit Arora

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Why stealing IP is bad for culture

Mark Lyndersay - January 17, 2022

It actually doesn't take much effort to find out where a digital file originates, but a surprising number of people looking for IP don't bother to make the effort.

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