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This week, we have a special guest in studio for our regular section "What's the stack?". Ronan O'Malley chats about what his company, Fixational, are building their eye tracking for apps software on.

Also, Sean Sherlocks statutary instrument was signed into law yesterday so we give a recap of what...

This week, the Internet has been all a flutter over the SOPA blackout. In this show, we talk to TJ McIntyre of UCD about a lawsuit taken against the Irish government which may result in SOPA like measures in Ireland...

Twas the middle of exams, and all through the campus, not a student was drinking, not even a glass.

It's that time of year, and this week, we give you some tips on what geeky presents to get for friends and family. We also have an interview with snowboarder Travis Rice, who's behind the film The Art...

This week Dave makes a mad dash to get to the studio on time, and fails miserably.

In "What's the Stack?", we talk to Yardsale about what they're building their application on. Yardsale allows people to quickly create auctions to sell off that stuff you can't be bothered to put onto ebay or craigsli...

Dave's away this week, apparently too busy to take half an hour to appear on the show. So, while he's away, Shane dives into the topic of technology and sport. Shane Lowe, a PhD student at NUIG comes on to talk about "The Age of The Virtual Trainer"...

Another week, another episode from season 4 of IT Freely. This week we turn our attention to conferences and discuss the benefits of attending tech conferences as well as some interesting upcoming ones...

This week on IT Freely, we talk to Eoghan Murphy TD about Richard Brutons announcement of a euro;10 million fund for startup companies in Ireland.

Also in our first edition of "What's The Stack?", Dave and Patrick talk to Eric Stern of online payment service WePay about what they run their business...

ITFreely is back for a fourth season. After a years hiatus, Ireland's only tech radio show is back on FlirtFM and in podcast form.

Returning this season are interviews with some of the biggest names in technology both in Ireland and abroad, exploring the big issues in digital rights and technology...

[1:30] Gareth speaks with Aidan Carty and Rob Gallagher about the HackEire competition and the Irish Reporting and Information Security Service (IRISS) Conference. HackEire was set up by HEAnet members, and members of the Irish Cyber Security community. The HackEire competition was won by Team Bitbu...

This week we discuss Google suing the US Department of the Interior for anti-competitive practices in relation to a tender for a hosted email and collaboration suite. Google's problem is that the tender effectively restricts the applications to Microsoft based technologies disallowing Google from pu...