Business Technology
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Apple WWDC - five things we can expect
Tim Cook is going to unveil Apple's product slate for 2013 on June 10. Niall Kitson examines the main areas of speculation.
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Yahoo pays cash for cachet
Marissa Mayer's acquisition blitz continues with the purchase of hipsters' favourite blogging platform, writes Niall Kitson.
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Going solo
Another EU fiasco is forcing Government to find new ways to deliver fast broadband, writes Niall Kitson.
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Microsoft playing the PC market both ways
It's results time again and the first quarter of 2013 seems to have continued on largely from where we left things in 2012, writes Niall Kitson.
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Television's rerun of an old problem
If you think you've seen it all when it comes to the legality of streaming content, you probably have, writes Niall Kitson.
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Targeted fundraising putting small donors in charge
Crowdfunding websites are changing the way creatives and charities organise, writes Niall Kitson.
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Money for old code?
The argument in favour of teaching code in schools is more complicated than first appears, writes Niall Kitson
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Microsoft's slippery Surface
Redmond has bet the house on its own range of Windows tablets. Niall Kitson warns might be a case of too much tech, too late.
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Upskill or be damned
Employers have to accept that staff mobility is part of the new economy, writes NIALL KITSON.
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Five defining trends from CES 2013
The party is over in Las Vegas for another year - Niall Kitson looks at the mess left behind.
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Why the PC needs a personality transplant
In our latest TechCentral podcast we talked about trends for 2013 and many of the usual suspects (social media, on-demand media) got an airing. But one subject that bears dwelling on some more is how the PC market will fare, writes Niall Kitson.
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UK games initiative no fun for Ireland
George Osborne has a plan to create a generation of transmedia professionals, writes Niall Kitson
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Instagram misses the big picture
The photosharing website's monetisation strategy has blindsided users, writes Niall Kitson
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Spotify not the only show in town for music
There are plenty of alternatives to the music streaming service. Niall Kitson puts together a list of 10 alternatives
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Microsoft needs that Friday feeling
A depressed PC market spells disaster for Windows 8, writes Niall Kitson.
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HTC out of court, out of luck
Apple is done suing the Taiwanese phone manufacturer. The market is probably done with it too, writes Niall Kitson
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The business of learning
Fundraising is nothing new to the education sector, but reimagining it could make for better returns, writes Niall Kitson.
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Tim Cook's first year report
Apple is still growing. Niall Kitson says that means everything is running just fine... right?
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EA calls the shots on PopCap exit
Ireland's favourite casual games company is moving out, but it's nothing personal, writes NIALL KITSON
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Can the iPhone 5 front up to Samsung?
Apple's latest smartphone is about to hit the shelves and the competition, writes Niall Kitson
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