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GDPR is Coming

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At this stage, with only 152 days to go, you should already be well aware of the new EU wide regulations coming into play next year. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be in place by May 2018 and will apply to any data companies hold or process within the EU. It’s also applies […]

in Data Protection, Marketing | December 22, 2017 | 280 Words | Comment

Riverbank Arts Centre awarded €1million in funding

Riverbank Arts Centre has welcomed the announcement today of the awarding of €1million in Capital Grant funding by the Minster for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Heather Humphreys. The Arts and Culture Capital Scheme provides funding for enhancing the existing stock of arts and culture centres throughout the country. In making the announcement, […]

in Arts, Marketing | February 13, 2017 | 213 Words | Comment

Facebook Instant Articles: Roll Out

If you haven’t noticed thus far, Facebook has made subtle changes to the way links for publishers are displayed. From the middle of last month, Facebook started rolling out Instant Articles to publishers. Prior to this a select few publishers had been trialling it and, if early analysis is anything to go by, engagement rates […]

in Marketing | May 31, 2016 | 115 Words | Comment

Favourite Web Marketing Tools

There is endless amounts of tools available for web marketing. I’ve collated some of my favourite at the moment. Other suggestions are welcome!   Guide to Social Media Image Sizes Sick of seeing your nice logo or banner skewed and stretched beyond recognition? Sprout Social have created a fantastic guide for all the various social […]

in Marketing | January 11, 2016 | 307 Words | Comment

Web Summit 2015: Day One

While the very public spat between Web Summit organisers and the various departments in the Irish government rumbles on (with the help of some of the Irish media outlets including this non-story), the vast majority of those attending the opening day of this years event cared little for the political and PR dance. It was […]

in Marketing | November 3, 2015 | 361 Words | Comment

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