Planning on attending PodCamp Ireland this September? Are you a regular listener of podcasts? We want to know what you listen to (and share your choices with others as well). As you’ll notice on the sidebar we’ve got a nice Grazr window going highlighted the podcast playlists of some of those who will be attending […]

Bernie asked for it - and Keola obliged:

I’m delighted that Keola’s PhD study at UCC will give him the opportunity to attend PodCamp Ireland. His first podcasts in 2005, promoting Hawaiian music and culture, were an inspiration to me - and a revelation. An tImeall owes a debt to Nahenahe.net!

Did you see the article in the Sunday Times last weekend about business blogging and how companies are making use of this wonderful tool to build buzz about their business?
Today I came across a programme about business blogging that is being offered here in Ireland and publicised by a very reputable organisation.
I don’t know about […]

This video is the first dedicated piece of PodCamp Ireland media. Bernie and I recorded a short hello to fellow Podcamper Neville Hobson who co-hosts For Immediate Release with Shel Holtz (they also co-wrote How to Do Everything with Podcasting!)

Thanks to Mike Kiely and Natasha Guiry of Tipperary Institute who produced the video (and […]

For those of you who are yet to explore the advantages to RSS feeds (something we can talk about in Kilkenny) as a means of keeping up to date with blogs, we’ve made the PodCamp Ireland updates available via email through FeedBurner. There are two ways to get updated via email.

Visit PodCampIreland.com and submit your […]

I’m being brought up to working at the speed of the Internet with Bernie, Conn, Ken and Mike.
We are on a Skype call about the conference planning the details.
You can follow the discussion live through Jaiku at our PodCamp Ireland channel. You can even see a layout of the location at the Ormonde Hotel Kilkenny […]

You night be wondering what PodCamp Ireland is all about and how it could be relevant for you especially if you not particularly technically minded or you do not yet host a podcast or business blog.
Well here are three reasons to consider:

It’s open to all - PodCamp Ireland is open to all - whether you […]

For some people headed into Ireland for Podcamp Ireland, it means connecting through Heathrow Airport. Here are some time factors to consider.
You might be able to touch down in Terminal 1 and get through Terminal 3 security in less than 35 minutes but you need fleet feet. Most people allow at least 90 minutes to […]

Just give us a day or two to get the place tidied up a bit! In the meantime, why not head over to the PodCampIreland wiki and signup for Ireland’s first PodCamp in Kilkenny on 29th September!