Damien Mulley

Nice Facebook for business checklist from Eoin

The next MeasurementCamp Dublin is June 24th.

Late on this but congrats on the iQShortees.

Sufjan Stevens’ Illinois album, infographiced.

Woo, API for Bing.

Boards.ie Bargain Alerts forum now on Twitter.

Album.ie got a tartover.

Séamus O’Croídlánd points out the traffic Twitter sends to one of his sites.

Adam Boulton does a Ron Burgundy and reads filler text from the autocue

Via Creative Review, new video from We Have Band. The video was conceived by an advertising agency.

James has a breakdown on the new iPhone. Want phone now.

New website from Via. Congrats Joe et al.

Old college friend has a sweet photo blog. Ronan Palliser.

Why Twitter matters from someone with deep insight.

This is kind of cool. Using 140 characters in Twitter to encode images.

Kick starter. Great webapp if you are into trying to get funding for a cause, company or campaign.

Big Trouble in Little China, best movie evar:

Fun blog. Quack. Wat the Duck?

Social media checklist. Friends aren’t enough, nor blog comments.

Draw to get some Lindt chocolate.

Vakobi.com, an Irish startup in the online holiday rentals space are looking for an online marketing guru to come on-board as a business partner in return for equity. Anyone?

Lee Kutner’s Blog

Sucks.

Tuesday Push stats from Robin. Stay tuned for some good news about Tuesday Push.

Cool art in Venice.

Zamora wedged a life-size zeppelin between buildings at the Arsenale

Via Josh Spear

Sherwin-Williams just launched ColorSnap, an iPhone application that allows you to snap a photo and get the matching Sherwin-Williams paint color from more than 1,500 in their database.

I wonder will Dulux do something like this in time?

More art.

The piece, entitled “It wasn’t meant to end like this”, is a huge mechanical digger that seems to have buried itself under 300 tonnes of rubble…

Digger equivalent of an ostrich?

AC/DC – Back in Black, live at Donnington

Eminem mixed with Back in Black:

Please do vote in the local, European and by(e)-elections today.

Email Marketing courses this Summer from Spoiltchild.

The Top 50 Irish Albums released in the last 10 years (as voted by 35 of CLUAS.com’s writers)

New Irish site: Collab.ie – enables people with ideas get in contact with people with skills.

Irish Carpooling service.

New Irish Sports blog. A Sporting View.

Sony Playstation blog for Europe. Not like a Song for Europe.

Have you heard the one where the Irish Indo called Mary McAleese the “Taoiseach”, Brian Cowen the “Prime Minister” and the gardaí were the “police”?

Facebook guide for luddities.

MGMT’s Kids. This official version is beyond fucked up. Terrorising a baby.

Speaking of which:

Prodigy – Out of space

Mark chases ambulance people. Lots of money being thrown about by them.

New blog: Get Ahead’s blog.

Via – from every Samsung Tocca Sold In O2 stores during the month of June, €10 will be going to Irish Autism Action Charities in Your Area.

You can now catch up with Donal Dineen’s show on the TodayFM website.

The twitterfication of movies. Sky is falling. Help.

Mapumental. MySociety really are making the world better with data and tech.

Magic.

Iran, youtube, politics.

via Tommy and Wired – Tattooing in Slow Motion:

Lemonheads – Into your arms

Screwing up in public is a-ok in a way.

Really taking the biscuit, MP claims for servants’ wing of house.

Another great post on how to write press releases by Adrian Weckler.

Nice candle. Bit pricey.

Good news for those that host online chat in Ireland. Perhaps.

Front cover of New Yorker made via iPhone painting app.

Via Kottke, nice representation of the ring roads around most giant cities in the world.

An alternative to Twitterfall for showing tweets on a screen.

Like Tennis?

Little Boots – New in Town:

Emo.

Win. VIP tix to Taste of Dublin. Or Chocolate Cookbooks or bars of Lindt chocolate. Just take a photo to be in the competition.

I like this. Irish Time’s Crossword of the day, solved.

via Thrill Pier: All Tomorrow’s Parties from Warp Films will play in Dublin on June 20th at 9pm as part of the Irish Film Institute’s Stranger Than Fiction Festival.

Bike Blog.

Offaly Dyslexia Group. Providing advice and information for adults and children with specific learning difficulties.

And speaking of Offaly… Now following FakeBrianCowen.

Bee.

Sky News, on your iPhone. Wonder does it have the annoying flash thingy with sound too?

Physics for the win.

Sufjan Stevens on illiteracy.

MeasurementCamp Dublin rocked with 70 people attending:

Anyone but The Chairman.

Show and Tell is tonight. Odeon. 7pm.

Fruits competition from Made in Hollywood.

Eibhlin Byrne electioneering.

New blog: The Mirror Crack’d

and Nother. Unstranger.

Magnet Networks are on Twitter and are interacting.

Top 5 Funniest things people said to me when my father died.

Milton Glaser. A docu.

Ode to George:

Gordon Murray’s new company Murrion Software has a blog called Murmurs.

Arguing on the Internet. A guide.

Good List of speakers so far for 3D Camp in Limerick. On June 9th.

Via David: New website for parents of kids with Autism living in West Cork.

New blog: At least to me – Superboreen.

The Economics of Attention.

Offset 2009 in Dublin. Designy goodness. This looks great.

Yer man Hurley from Lost has a blog. Talks about food a lot. Now now.

Swimming Pool marketing.

If Movie companies went a little bit too far with viral marketing:

Via Thrillpier Neil Young – A Day in the Life

On Sunday Joe Higgins is holding what could be classed as a social media press conference. Bloggers can meet and chat to him in person at the IFI and it’s streamed on uStream so those at home can tune in and ask questions via UStream or Twitter.

Meanwhile RTE has an Election Blog that even allows comments and they have a whole host of new Twitter accounts including one from Prime Time.

Free vegetable seeds from Glenisk.

Gimme Shelter – The Rolling Stones