How we Grew DoneDeal, by Fred Karlsson [Video]
These days it's a household name, but DoneDeal.ie started life as an idea in the minds of Fred and Geraldine Karlsson when they moved back to Ireland from Sweden in 2005. Having used a similar site
Duolingo’s Irish Language Course Launches in Beta
Duolingo, the crowdsourced language-learning company, has beta-launched one of its most eagerly anticipated courses: Irish. It may come as a surprise to some, but when Duolingo asked its community what language courses they should develop next
See you at Growth Hackers in Dublin this Evening
Some last minute tickets will be available on the door for Growth Hackers #5 at the Sugar Club in Leeson Street, beginning at 6:30 this evening. "A community of data-driven Growth Hackers and innovative entrepreneurs who will share the
Poorly Written Scam Emails are Designed to Weed out the Wise
dearest one, I than good for sedning you to me and i pray this enrteprise will be to our mutual benfiot ... We've all got them: scam emails, 419 Nigerian frauds (although they come from other countries as
New gTLD Business is a Long Play – Andy Churley of Famous Four Media [Audio]
"It costs an absolute minimum of 100,000 dollars to run a registry for a year, with almost zero registrations" says Andy Churley on today's podcast. (Download: 32:35; 19MB; MP3, or click the player above). Ultimately, new generic Top Level Domains
Dad turns Boy’s Playtime into Special Effects Adventures
Like all kids, Daniel Hashimoto's son James has a lively imagination. Unlike other kids, his Dad has the special effects skills to turn playtime into amazing action movies. You may have seen Volume 1 of Daniel's adventures. Now
