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EVERY DAY, THEJOURNAL.IE delivers up-to-the-minute coverage of breaking news, analysis, sport and entertainment to hundreds of thousands of people. But what happens behind the scenes to make that possible?
The short answer is ‘a lot’ – and we’re looking to grow our great tech team, who make it all run smoothly. If you think you have what it takes to pitch in, we want to hear from you.
That’s enough people to fill Croke Park to capacity four and a half times.
That’s almost one-third of the population of Ireland and more than the entire population of Munster (1.28 million).
Our fingers are sore just thinking about it.
That’s 1440GB or 1.4TB a day, which is the same size as 24,300 hours of music, 450,000 photos, 2,862 movies, or if you wanted to be retro, 13,726,080 floppy disks.
More than 150,000 thumbs up are posted every day, compared to 52,000 thumbs down.
The 100,000 story was published in February. We had cake to help celebrate.
Which includes this.
And this.
Think you’ve got what to takes to join the ranks? TheJournal.ie is looking for a new addition to our fast-growing, dynamic web-team. An obsession with coding and fluency in PHP and client side scripting are a must. Find out what else we’re looking for here.
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