Bernie Goldbach in Cashel | Snapped in my back garden.
A LOT OF BUSINESS POST coverage today goes out to start-ups, perhaps in testimony to the successful Web Summit last week. You can hear and see that in the video below the break.
I like Adrian Weckler's take on the summit [1], especially since he elevates Patrick Collison over Robert Scoble. We know that's feudal loyalty but it's nice all the same. Adrian also has a good piece about horse trading that gets front page focus along with a little embedded Apple logo in the photo frame. He balances that coverage with a gigantic photo essay about the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, writing "bigger is better." Yep.
David McWilliams gives his half page to ruminations about Google's Zeitgeist conference and the One campaign. [2] You couldn't just walk into those events so it's nice David gives readers the impression from the front stage.
Other commentators [3] [4] single out intrepid Irish start-ups, some that did not attend the Dublin Web Summit.
1. Adrian Weckler -- "Dublin claims place on tech map" in the News Focus section of the Sunday Business Post, October 21, 2012.
2. David McWilliams -- "Moving onwards and upwards" on the Comment page of the Sunday Business Post, October 21, 2012.
3. Elaine O'Regan -- "Social innovation needs more investment" in Out on Your Own in the SBP, October 21, 2012.
4. Gareth Naughton -- "Breaking down jobs boundaries" in Careers & Recruitment, SBP, October 21, 2012.
Bernie Goldbach curates information about news.
