Adrian Weckler

Adrian Weckler

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Digital, technology editor of The Sunday Business Post. Opinions expressed are my own.
http://businesspost.ie/
http://www.yourtechstuff.com/
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Hello @leinsleadernews (Leinster Leader).
(Almost) belated birthday @patphelan.
Why most Irish politicians have a problem with RTE http://t.co/G6KQrVOi By @PatLeahySBP

The Sunday Business Post

May 22, 2012 - businesspost.ie
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Good thing others using BlackBerry: they get your emails quickly. Bad thing about others using BlackBerry: they get your emails quickly.
Populist try-on of the day: Senator Jimmy Harte (Lab, Donegal) issues press release demanding free texts for "fans travelling to Poland".
UPC includes Sligo in its list of "towns". But Naas in its list of "cities".
RT @martymillernova: @adrianweckler My local Xtravison is open, but there is a planning notice up to change it to a fast food place. #Wr ...
My blog: Xtravision got a kick in the b***s from UPC. http://t.co/TARCg29w Also, where, when, how much for new service: http://t.co/vEOgmpWc

The Sunday Business Post

May 22, 2012 - businesspost.ie
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The Sunday Business Post

May 22, 2012 - businesspost.ie
Welcome to our premium content purchasing section. There are several ways to purchase access to Sunday's newspaper articles. You can buy a single edition or a subscription which includes archives access. You can also purchase a corporate subscription for multiple users in an office or enterprise. For corporate subscriptions, please email feedback@businesspost.ie or call +353-1-6026000. For non-corporate subscriptions, here are the different levels of pricing and access for editions. Per edition Access: all articles in single editionAccess to archives: noAccess from all devices: yesPrice: €2.39Monthly (based on calendar date) Access: all articles and archivesAccess from all devices: yesPrice: €7.99Discount: 16%Quarterly (three months, based on calendar date) Access: all articles and archives for three monthsAccess from all devices: yesPrice: €19.99Discount: 34%Annually (12 months, based on calendar ... Continue reading →
On the face of it, UPC announcement is a huge challenge to Xtravision. New movies to rent through telly at same time as DVD availability.
Devil in the detail, but UPC's on-demand stuff may be very disruptive. Details in a while.
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