By @SimonCocking. It’s been another great week for tech stories and insights. It’s also been a slightly insane week for the positive response to the inaugural Fintech 20 Ireland list and event. Within 36 hours of announcing it over half the tickets have been taken (and there were requests for several days even before officially announcing it). We have been impressed by the interest, globally, in this event. We will have the cream of the Irish Fintech scene attending, and also several US based VCs coming to check out the talent on offer. The few tickets still remaining can be booked here. Meanwhile enjoy this weekend’s tech digest, and as always if you’d like to be featured in the Business Showcase drop us a line here Simon@irishtechnews.net . Thanks again to all our readers.

Fintech 20 Ireland event, November 24th, meet Ireland’s top Fintech talent, tickets available

Data protection is a hot topic right now. Inside the world of RegTech with Emerald de Leeuw

The Future of Diet Tracking. Quantified Self insights from Justin Lawler

EOS M5, a new mirrorless camera from Canon

From Austin to Dublin. A Texan’s take on Dublin’s Tech Scene

The Dangers to Privacy from Big Data and Analytics Lead to Big Implications for Privacy

Using algorithms to achieve digital diplomacy. A conversation with Elad Ratson, Director of R&D at Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Brexit will actually not happen. Interesting FinTech insights from David Gyori, Banking Reports CEO

The art of innovation by Tom Kelly with Jonathan Littman, reviewed

Never panic and blindly react to information, use the SFW test. FinTech insights with Nasir Zubairi

Hardware, IoT, Quantified Self and much more. Entrepreneurial insights with Bay McLaughlin

From Blockchain to Bowie, Eno and beyond, the encyclopedic world of Dinis Guarda

Why Ireland has a global village mentality. Observations from the NDRC Health Tech event

How to use digital marketing to grow your business. 3XE previewed with Anthony Quigley

What AI could mean for humanity’s future. Interview with Luke Dormehl, Thinking Machines author

Global digital nomad, remote working insights with Irish blogger Johnny Ward,

Sony launches new flagship A-mount camera, the a99 II

Panasonic unveils the LUMIX LX15, pocket-sized 4K camera, with fast lens

How to successfully execute your plan, by Paul Oberschneider entrepreneur, equity investor

The Future of Big Data with Hadoop User Group (HUG) Ireland and Oracle


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