The SZ Podcast

On the penultimate episode of this series, the team talk about Apple's position in light of its Q2 earnings, discuss Netflix and how it's shaking up TV consumption, and chat with thejournal.ie's Gav Reilly about the direction news is heading.

This week, we take a look at the news that both Facebook and Twitter will be introducing video ads into its service, talk about smartwatches and whether they're will mark the arrival of all our childhood dreams. Later on we talk to sports blogger and editor of Action81.com Emmet Ryan about how his blog led to him self-publishing a GAA book, Tactics Not Passion.

On this week's podcast, we look at Facebook's attempt to take over mobile OS from the inside out, debate the merits of asking followers and fans for retweets and shares and chat to the co-founder of Coderdojo, James Whelton, about its future, personal side-projects and the future of coding.

On this week's episode, the team takes a look at Twitter newly redesigned business presence, the fall of phablets, and chat to the community manager of WorldIrish.com Darragh Doyle about his experiences with WorldIrish.com and how he engages with a diverse community.

This week, Quinton O'Reilly, Aaron Goodliffe, and Sarah Kavanagh talk about how Vine hasn't found its feet and deal with some of the many changes Facebook has made this month. Also, we talk to the co-founder of Pitchify Brian Daly about bringing the startup community together and the Irish startup scene.

This week, we discuss the news of Dropbox buying Mailbox and how it's changing email as well as vent over the numerous spam pages that are appearing on Facebook. Also, we talk to the CMO of Trustev Donal Cahalane about how it aims to cut down on commerce fraud by using your social profiles.

On our debut episode, the team look at Facebook's redesign and asks what it means for both users and marketers, and discuss the news that LinkedIn might be buying social news reader Pulse. Also, our feature interview is with the community manager of Hailo Dublin, Rob Cumiskey, about staying connected with a digital savvy audience and life with one of the hottest apps in town.