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Sunday 24 January 2021
But is it as easy though?
With minimal effort, too.
Yeah, that doesn’t vibe here.
Live, laugh, love, lobster, lorry.
Meet the Pinterest Bride: a woman planning her wedding pre-engagement (and sometimes, pre-boyfriend).
The company is using geofilters to try reach the staff of its competitors.
The latest snapshot of social media habits in Ireland has thrown up some interesting figures.
The designer put her success down to a programme she completed in May, called ‘Clicktailing’.
Over a third of the country don’t use social networking websites but the number of Facebook and Twitter users is on the rise.
If you’re a hashtag addict or an Instagram obsessive, we’re looking at you.
Some contact information for users was compromised when hackers attacked the customer support service, Zendesk.
Over 3,000 people are expected at the RDS for the Dublin Web Summit, thought to be worth €12m to the local economy.
Thousands have been left without electricity and air conditioning as US weather forecasters warn of soaring temperatures in mid-Atlantic states.
The popular photo app has been down since late last night.
Candid moments in the US First Couple’s life revealed on online pinboard – just in time for presidential campaign time…
David Lawee, Google’s mergers and acquisitions chief, is clearly impressed with the pinboard site.
Red wine vinegar in chilli? Really, Obama?
Check out what the US military had to say about the increasingly popular social pinboard site.
Pinterest is the next big social network apparently – but what exactly is it? Here’s our handy cut-out-and-keep guide.
What is going to be hot in 2012? We’ve scoured the world – OK, the internet – and our minds to figure out what’s going to be hot next year. Buckle your seatbelts!
DELIVEROO DRIVERS IN Dublin went on strike yesterday evening over pay and working conditions.
They say they also want to be taken seriously by gardaí when their bikes are stolen, or when they’re attacked or abused.
Deliveroo launched in Ireland in 2015, and currently works with more than 1,000 self-employed riders and more than 1,800 restaurants across Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Galway.
They are one of several food-delivery services in the country. During the pandemic, there has been an increase in demand for such services as more people order food online.
We want to know: How often do you order food for delivery?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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