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Selection of articles written between 2005 and today.

  • WiiMii

    Joystiq have a neat shockwave toy that let’s you demo the buddy character functionality of Nintendo’s new Wii console. Courtesy of Wiffy. Read more

  • Better late than never

    Just came across this article, via the swearing lady [subscription required]. Apparently Technolotics was mentioned in ye olde paper blog, The Irish Times. If many young students are not yet using modern technology to express themselves, three have done so successfully. Technolotics.com is billed as an irreverent look at technology, politics and the media by three Read more

  • Data migration on the web as platform

    Discussing online communities today with one of Trinity FM’s up and coming editors, the problem of data migration came up. Web 2.0 services are fantastic, but what happens when we want to leave their walled gardens? As it stands right now there exists no feasible way of say, carrying an identity from Bebo to Myspace, Read more

  • Kick the Kat 23.11.06

    Back on the air tonight..10pm to 12pm GMT, on Trinityfm – available online or on air on 97.3FM in Dublin city. Also I have a cold, so be prepared to enjoy a nasal whinny from time to time. I’ll be playing a couple of tracks each from Joanna Newsom, Final Fantasy, John Darnielle and Tom Read more

  • Bebo respond uselessly

    Bebo respond uselessly

    The Bebo abuse department have once again failed to respond usefully to clear abuse of their service, and violation of their Terms of Use. Gareth You recently reported abuse for member Leyla H on October 29, 2006. The best thing for you to do is block this person from your profile. If you ignore this Read more

  • TrinityFM Promo

    Published in this weeks Trinity News.. Trinity FM, as all must by now be aware, is the one of the most popular, longest running and most professionally managed student radio stations in all of Trinity. Perched, like a mellifluous golden eagle of radio, mere feet below the attics of House 6, in a space once Read more