November’s round up of great interviews with top thought leaders, innovators and generally inspiring people. It probably all seems a long long time ago, but November began with the Web Summit (for our encyclopedic piece see here). “What was that?”, those too young to remember will ask. Oh just some Dublin event before it relocated to Lisboa. Fortunately the world of Irish Tech kept moving along and it’s proved to be another bumper month for interesting and inspiring interviews with great people who took time to share their thoughts and insights with us.
To begin November we had the excellent (and soon to be far too famous to take pictures for us) Brendan O Se on hand to give his own unique visual take on the tech circus that opened the month.
We’ll always have Dublin – day three
The startup farm, good value or not?
6 members of the FinTech Mafia spill the beans, great insights
iPhone or DSLR, we ask an expert
So long and thanks for all the sheep
Jeff Barrett, Forbes Top 50 business blogger
VC insights, David Bowles, Delta partners
The Dublin – Belfast – London FinTech triangle, Dan Feaheny
Female Hackathon success by Emily O’Connor
Startup insights from Neill Gernon, head of TCD Launchbox
Reuben Godfrey and the chase for digital dreams
Enhanced semantic search, Oren Etzioni, Allen Institute for AI
SIGEF Social innovation and global ethics forum, Geneva 2015
Seedstars World backing startups from emerging markets
Helping startups get found online, Linzi Wilson
Where to next for twitter, guest post by Simon Geraghty
Surface 4 pro, guest review by Jason Roe
Inside Sales world conference comes to Dublin
7 great science fiction movies for cold winter nights, by Dread Pirate Robots
Where science meets surf, Easley Britton interview
Scuba innovator Cathal Redmond, Dyson innovation prize winner
Aine Rynne, Sober sessions, social entrepreneur
Lesley Tulley, BOI Innovation manager, startup insights
Alchemiya interview by Daryl Conway
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