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“She shouldn’t have ended it.”

*shudder*

This morning.

Department of Justice, Dublin 2

Minister of State for Civil and Criminal Law Hildegarde Naughton (top) at the launch of a new online ad campaign to combat the sharing of intimate images without consent, featuring jealous enemies and spurned lovers gone creepy.

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Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation Heather Humphreys (above left) and Minister for Communications, Climate Action and the Environment Richard Bruton; The Trading Online Voucher Scheme

This afternoon.

Government Buildings, Dublin 2.

The Trading Online Voucher Scheme to ‘help small and micro enterprises get online quickly’ is to be expanded.

Via RTÉ:

There were 1,218 applications for the scheme last year, but the scheme saw 3,962 applications from the middle of March to early June of this year alone.

Under the scheme, small businesses can claim up to €5,000 in two grants worth €2,500 each.

It also facilitates subscriptions to low-cost online retailing platform solutions to quickly establish a retailing presence online.

Trading online voucher scheme to be expanded amid strong demand (RTÉ)

Trading Online Voucher Scheme

Rollingnews

Irish-made stuff to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish-Made Stuff’. No fee.

 

 

 

In a world of paywalls and monetised content, fourteen Parisian museums including the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Petit Palais, and the Catacombs have recently made high-res digital copies of 100,000 artworks by Rembrandt, Monet, Picasso, Cézanne, and thousands of others freely available to the public via its collections portal. To wit:

Users can download a file that contains a high definition (300 DPI) image, a document with details about the selected work, and a guide of best practices for using and citing the sources of the image. Making this data available guarantees that our digital files can be freely accessed and reused by anyone or everyone, without any technical, legal or financial restraints, whether for commercial use or not,

Allez les musées!

Above (from top): Claude Monet’s “Soleil couchant sur la Seine à Lavacourt, effet d’hiver” (1880); Pierre Bonnard’s “Nu dans le bain” (1936); Paul Cézanne’s “Portrait d’Ambroise Vollard” (1899) and Eugène Atget’s “Coin des rues de Seine et de l’Echaudé, 6ème arrondissement, Paris” (1911).

hypoallergenic

This morning.

Professor Pauric Travers, (above right) Chairman of  Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI )and Dee Forbes (above) , Director-General of RTE at the launch of three online classroom resources related to the Junior Cycle classroom.

Via the Irish Examiner:

Three TV programmes from RTE and TG4 archives were used to generate classroom resources for teachers and students of Business Studies, Geography, History, Gaeilge, SPHE, CSPE and Digital Media Literacy.

The three publicly funded programmes used to create the resources were Ireland’s Deep Atlantic, Wrecking the Rising/Éirí Amach Amú and Cloud Control.

These resources are available at here where teachers and students can access the material and programme clips referenced in the material and watch the three full programme series.

Online resources announced for Junior Cycle classrooms (Irish Examiner)

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