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Rebecca Lee

Rebecca Lee is a journalist and broadcaster of over 23 years. She also works in tech communications with ClearStory International. To date, she has written for and continues to contribute to The Business Post, The Irish Times, The Irish Daily Mail, The Sunday World, and, most importantly, European tech publication 4i Magazine. Rebecca also worked as a radio presenter for 13 years with leading Irish stations Q102 and FM104. Alongside balancing her PR and journalism work, Rebecca moderates events, WebSummit 2022 and Dublin Tech Summit being the most recent.


AI careers: With the New Year expected to see many of us reassess our careers, it's worth looking at the roles in the tech world. According to a study by The Global Recruiter, 13 per cent of people intend to move

Kids tech: With tech jobs booming globally, an increasing number of educational institutions are adding modules such as coding, programming, software skills and more to the curriculum. According to a study by SMART Technologies, almost three-quarters of schools in the UK are now embedding technology in

Tech conference previously marred by controversy comes back with a new feel and a focus on humanoid robots It wasn't just the first-timers who confirmed this year's WebSummit had taken a new direction; rather, a press conference with returning CEO and

Protecting kids from cybercrime: Today's generation is faced with a mass of dangers posed by the dark web. From grooming to suicide to cyberbullying and more, it's growing extremely difficult for parents to protect their children from threats posed by

It's testing times for everyone inside and outside the tech world. Not only are talent shortages an ongoing issue, but proving qualifications and candidates have what it takes to secure a coveted role has become even more complex in a

Women mentoring: Jobseekers in the tech industry are facing continuous times of turbulence as the world’s most influential, innovative companies continue with layoffs. Victims of 2024 downsizing include Google, TikTok, Amazon and Microsoft among others. According to The Central Statistics Office in Ireland,

Weathertech: Rain, hail or shine, it’s no secret we are all obsessed with the weather. Our interest in conditions started in the early 1900s, when knowing what conditions were like became crucial during wartime. Today, our obsession has only increased,

Apps that address airline and travel disruption continue to soar in popularity globally. Airport apps: With so many of us heading overseas for the warmer months, airline strikes, bad weather, and other factors causing severe disruption to routes, not to mention

Amazy: With schools out for Summer, many teachers will be reflecting on the academic year, weighing up what worked and what didn't. Make no mistake: technology plays a huge role in classrooms today. It's safe to say the edtech sector

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