The Irish Tech News Podcast

Ronan is at LavaCon and he talks to one of the speakers Lynda O'Leary about the Write the docs Ireland meetup group which she set up and also Women in tech Galway which she set up to promote STEM and why women should be in tech. Lynda also talks about her LavaCon talk on GitHub and what Scrum is.

Laura Kennedy And Linda Davis From Next Generation by Infused Media

Bill Swallow One Of The Speakers At LavaCon by Infused Media

In the third of our ARVR Innovate podcasts Ronan talks to one of the speakers Keith Jordan the founder of iTagged. Keith talks about what iTagged a SaaS company do, their plans for America, his talk earlier today and where AR is headed.

In the second of our ARVR Innovate podcasts Ronan talks to one of the speakers Max Doelle from Kazendi. Max talks about his talk on mixed reality, what Kazendi does, who some of their clients are, what their plans for the next 5 years are, and what their new product Hololens Remote will do.

Keith talks to Ronan about how Firstage came about, how it works, how they can help musicians make money, their plans for the future including how they can work with the rumoured iPhone 8's built in Augmented Reality, and the first Augmented Reality music concert in North Korea.

Kevin Kline is at the MoJoCon Conference for Irish Tech News and he talks to Emma Meese about the work she does with the Centre for community journalism in Wales, why community journalism is so important and what their plans are for the next few years.

Kevin Kline is at the MoJoCon Conference for Irish Tech News and he talks to one of the speakers Bianca-Maria Rathay, the founder of So Handy Videography about what they do.

Kevin Kline is at the MoJoCon Conference for Irish Tech News and he talks to one of the speakers Robert Hernandez. Robert talks to Kevin about jovornalism and how he is training the next generation of VR Journalists, and how technology is playing a part. Robert also mentions what makes a great 360 story, and 2 cameras that can be used with Apple and Android based smartphones and the jovornalism app to live stream or take photos in 360, and how 360 filming makes us feel like we are there as it gives us another level of experience.

Mick Brennan talks to Ronan about maximum media tv studio’s for joe.ie and joe.co.uk which are also the most up to date online tv studios in Europe, and how they can be taken out on the road. Mick mentions how technology has progressed in the live 20 years, Mobile Journalism, and the current shows and new shows that joe.ie and joe.co.uk are doing. Mick also talks about moderating online comments and viral videos, their new business podcast with Nick Webb, augmented reality and filming 360.