Newly-formed Kilkenny branch of Social Democrats pledge to ‘look after the vulnerable in society'
Sunday, 17 January 2021, 11:40:00
The newly formed Carlow-Kilkenny Branch of the Social Democrats recently held their inaugural AGM via Zoom. Following on from the party’s success in the General Election earlier this year, where the party tripled their number of TDs to six, the groundswell of support for the party has continued and
— Kilkenny People
Zoom begins to hire workers in Ireland
Sunday, 17 January 2021, 03:30:00
Video-conferencing giant Zoom, one of the pandemic's biggest success stories, has begun hiring employees in Ireland with the help of a Dublin-based recruiter.
— Independent Ireland
Which current baseball players are on track for the Hall of Fame? – The Boston Globe
Saturday, 16 January 2021, 17:04:24
As Bob Ryan said in the Globe's Zoom call with subscribers the other day, it’s fun to have a discussion about the Hall without getting into performance-enhancing drugs and the character clause.
— The Boston Globe
Saturday, 16 January 2021, 14:52:27
There are a lot of people calling Zoom ‘the next AOL’ as we start 2021. Zoom is in my 8-80 portfolio so of course I have to think about that because there is a BIG difference between a company for the ages and one that flames out like AOL. I won’t get into that today, …
— Howard Lindzon
Staged: thespian Zoom miniseries plays perfectly with the format
Saturday, 16 January 2021, 12:00:30
David Tennant and Michael Sheen squabble as exaggerated versions of themselves, capturing the chaos of life in lockdown Staged (Tuesday, 9.45pm, BBC One) is back, which is good, because it is arguably the only noteworthy thing any single celebrity did during the first lockdown. If you missed the first series: David Tennant and Michael Sheen squabbled over Zoom as exaggerated, frustrated, hyper-thespian versions of themselves, in an actors-playing-actors miniseries with the exact same energy of a late-night Comic Relief sketch; 15-minute episodes where you got to see familiar actors with their off-duty haircuts saying words that seemed real. It was good, and it was smart, and it played perfectly with the boundaries of the format it was in. Series two comes to a close this week, and … well, I mean, it’s exactly the same as series one just with more guest stars, isn’t it? Let’s not play about. Related: The Guide: Staying In – sign up for our home entertainment tips Continue reading…
— The Guardian
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