Gallery: Dublin Web Summit

Updated: 19:39, Friday, 28 October 2011

Images from the Dublin Web Summit, Ireland's Largest Technology and Business Event, which took place from October 27th-28th in the RDS Arena Dublin.

  • Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton with the Dublin Web Summit Founder Paddy Cosgrave at the launch of Ireland's Largest Tech and Business Event.
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    Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton with the Dublin Web Summit Founder Paddy Cosgrave at the launch of Ireland's Largest Tech and Business Event.

  • The Tweet Café in the central hub offered attendees and speakers the chance to use Twitter to release treats from a vending machine.
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    The Tweet Café in the central hub offered attendees and speakers the chance to use Twitter to release treats from a vending machine.

  • New York Times' Nick Bilton speaking on the main stage about how social media will eventually create a world of hyper personalisation.
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    New York Times' Nick Bilton speaking on the main stage about how social media will eventually create a world of hyper personalisation.

  • Mashable Editor-at-Large, Ben Parr compared Silicon Valley's entrepreneurial culture with the culture here in Ireland.
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    Mashable Editor-at-Large, Ben Parr compared Silicon Valley's entrepreneurial culture with the culture here in Ireland.

  • Donagh Buckley, Director of EMC Research, explaining how cloud computing is changing the IT industry.
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    Donagh Buckley, Director of EMC Research, explaining how cloud computing is changing the IT industry.

  • Cindy Gallop chatting to RTÉ Digital reporter Warren Gatchell about her latest website 'If We Ran The World'.
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    Cindy Gallop chatting to RTÉ Digital reporter Warren Gatchell about her latest website 'If We Ran The World'.

  • 'Redeem and Get' won the ESB Electric Ireland Spark of Genius Award.
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    'Redeem and Get' won the ESB Electric Ireland Spark of Genius Award.

  • The Dublin Web Summit offers start-up businesses the chance to showcase their services at the event.
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    The Dublin Web Summit offers start-up businesses the chance to showcase their services at the event.

  • Mikael Hed, CEO of Rovio Mobile, creator of the hit iPhone game Angry Birds.
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    Mikael Hed, CEO of Rovio Mobile, creator of the hit iPhone game Angry Birds.

  • RTÉ Director of Platform Development, Aisling McCabe presenting RTÉ Digital's latest innovation on the main stage: The forthcoming RTÉ Player iPhone and iPad apps.
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    RTÉ Director of Platform Development, Aisling McCabe presenting RTÉ Digital's latest innovation on the main stage: The forthcoming RTÉ Player iPhone and iPad apps.