Former Irish Times economics editor and chief economist at the Institute of International and European Affairs, and columnist with Independent newspapers, Dan O’Brien has joined Twitter.
Seems promising.
Energy disputes fuelled by security and money (Irish Independent)
Ireland’s tweeting activity by location.
What on earth is happening in Louth?
John Cully writes:
“To look more closely at how Ireland is using Twitter, Bank of Ireland commissioned digital agency Eightytwenty to conduct research on all Irish Tweets that included location information. The results showed a dramatic difference in regional distribution: the people of Louth are six times more active on Twitter than Longford.Louth natives have been busy on Twitter topping the list by some distance with 6,688 tweets for every 1,000 people in the county followed by Waterford (5,096 tweets), Monaghan (4,530 tweets) and Dublin (4,461 tweets).”
What Counties in Ireland are Most Active on Twitter? (AllAboutBusiness.ie)
A zoological social media series by Russian freelance illustrator Ivan Belikov.
Yikes.
A calculator from Time magazine to show what your Twitter a/c is “worth” to Twitter.
How much are YOU owed?
Thanks John Gallen
How many boxers have left the sport coz of bad decisions?Last night my clubmate Barry Keegan was absolutely robbed at Leinster Intermediates
— Katie Taylor (@KatieTaylor) October 31, 2013
From the club with no jacks.
Can’t get a break.
Minister Brian Hayes answers your #Budget14 questions Thurs afternoon in a live Twitter Q&A via @IRLDeptFinance. Online from 3.15 #budgetqs
— MerrionStreet.ie (@merrionstreet) October 15, 2013
‘Ryanair’ joins Twitter.
