Damien Mulley

• Mashup Camp Dublin. November 10th. Seriously, get to it. Also, if you have a blog and readers of the nerdy/tech variety can you let them know about it too? It’s not everyday we get people of this calibre mixing together and it would be great to see Mashup camp come back on a regular basis.
• On November 1st Digiweb are holding a free seminar called ‘Making Websites Work’ which is part of their Online Edge Seminar Programme. At the Digital Hub, Dublin. All you have to do is go to www.digiweb.ie/onlineedge and register your attendance. Registration closes at 6PM Tuesday 30th October. Laurence Veale, Eoghan McCabe and Richard Hearne will be the speakers this time round. They’ve a lot to live up to since I was fantastic at the last talk. I’m sure they might get near that high bar. You can do it guys!
• On Tuesday, October 30th 2007 The “possibilities for a post Web 2.0 world” will be explored iby Mike Culver, Web Services Evangelist with Amazon.
  

  The presentation will provide an overview of Amazon Web Services, the company’s distinct technology arm, which allows developers to build software applications leveraging the same robust, scalable, and reliable technology that supports Amazon’s retail business; there will also be a code demonstration showing how .NET developers can easily build managed clients for these services.

  This takes place in the swanky Westin Hotel, Westmoreland Street, Dublin 2 with registration from 7.00 pm. If you wish to book a place, please contact Cormac Moore, Verkom, on (01) 432 1501 or email cmoore [ at ] verkom.ie

• IDMA’s Digital Marketing Seminar on 15th November – Raising the Bar in Digital Marketing
  8:30am – 12:00pm
  Thursday 15th November
  Mont Clare Hotel, Merrion Square

  Tom Bazeley (CEO, Lean Mean Fighting Machine)
  Jay Stevens (VP Operations, MySpace.com)
  Jonathan Forrest (Managing Director, Cybercom)
  Shenda Loghnane (Managing Director, ICAN)

  Tickets are only €75 for IDMA members / €100 for non-members – available from info [ at ] idma.ie

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