FuelTweet – A Twitter application sharing cheap fuel prices

Posted on February 5th, 2010 in business, development | 5 Comments »

Introducing Fueltweet, a new Twitter application you can talk to, it’ll tell you the best Petrol or Diesel price in your area.

Fueltweet

If you want to know the cheapest spot to fill up in Bishopstown forexample, tweet “@petroltweet Bishopstown” or “@dieseltweet Bishopstown” depending on wether you are looking for Petrol or Diesel prices. It will respond to you a few seconds later with the most up to date and best price it knows in that area.

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traffic from a competition

Posted on December 2nd, 2009 in business, other | 1 Comment »

For the last week or so, I had a caption competition here on the blog. The 5 winners received 2GB USB keyrings compliments of Littlequiz.com

It was a fun picture taken of me working outside in a large pool that had formed due to the heavy rains in Cork recently.

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murmurs 25/09/2009

Posted on September 25th, 2009 in murmurs | No Comments »

After Bizspark for Startups, Microsoft launch WebsiteSpark programme for Web Developers and designers .

Barcamp Cork the 3rd is confirmed for November 14th.

A great service for storing passwords, free online password manager www.passpack.com (Via @alexleonard)

In the wake of a blog post from Pat Phelan, James Corbett kicked off ‘OutVesting‘ whereby people on Twitter pledge to donate 50 Euro along with 99 others to give 5,000 Euro to a startup. In what I believe was under a week, 100 people have already pledged to donate 50 Euro. More on http://www.outvesting.org/



murmurs 17/07/2009

Posted on July 17th, 2009 in murmurs | 2 Comments »

See how search engines see your site with SEO browser

Stuck for ideas for a great new web app? Find ideas for new apps, services & software to create based on Twitter requests.

A list of official Google Twitter accounts.

A study of over 300 people about how Irish people use social media.

€15k ad prize for start-up competition from 4FM.



A little Twitter Design Experiment

Posted on May 23rd, 2009 in business, development | 3 Comments »

How the Murrion Logo came to be..

Gary McGinty from Ion  came across this tweet from Stephen Crowley on Wednesday saying:

RT @murrion: RT @wubud: HELP: We’d love your feedback on our logo concepts for @Wubud -
please comment on the blog http://twurl.nl/x7f6gz

Gary checked out this blog and saw that Murrion was also designing a new corporate identity.

Taking the initiative on both counts, before signing off for the evening, Gary helped out @wubud with a design draft http://twitpic.com/5n0iy and the following morning he helped out with a draft for Murrion’s logo too http://www.twitpic.com/5ojas

The main logo is a 9×9 square - the lines represent code and an abstracted “M” & “S”.

murrion-logo-draft