Welcome to SeventyMillion

The SeventyMillion Social Network site was offline and unavailable for a good deal of yesterday 3rd September. The reason for this was an issue with the Ning platform which hosts this site. The SeventyMillion.com Social Network site is hosted on the Ning platform. Yesterday, Ning made some updates and changes to the underlying platform code so that they could roll out some new functionality for the Tabs bar. Unfortunately there was an issue with our tab bars which caused the site to become unava… Continue

On the 10th July, Digital Diaspora Ltd, the company that runs and operates the SEVENTYMILLION Project, had its first AGM. Indeed, this was the first time that the people involved in founding the proect, Nick and Karl, had actually sat face to face to discuss it. So, on the agenda was:

1: Lots of climbing of the numerous bouldering problems of Devil's Cove at Portane Beach.

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Greetings!

Welcome to the latest newsletter from the SeventyMillion Project. We're at 505 in 22 countries.

In this issue we ask for a wee bit of help from you. We also tell you about a funky new feature on the site. And we bring to your attention an interesting paper on the Diaspora.

And, finally, we hope you like the new newsletter layout.

Cheers,

Karl & Nick

Get Shamrocking!

This project was started by two guys in the basement, Karl and me. Thing is, now that it's started we… Continue

We're at 418 and we're in 25 countries. Now, we've only got another 60-something million people and 150-odd countries to go. Yep, we've got some way to go yet.

If you want to help in spreading the word about the SeventyMillion Project we've got a few ideas: email your local Irish club or society, tell a friend or relative, tell your local Irish-interest radio programme, write a letter to you local newspaper, give the project a shout out at a social event. We've even got some posters that you ca… Continue

A copy of the latest newsletter


Welcome to the third newsletter from the SeventyMillion Project. We're at 320 odd people. In 22 countries! We've still got a long way to go but, as we said before, that's part of the adventure.

By the end of the project year (Paddy's day 2009) we hope to have a sizeable sample of the global Irish community. But, we need your help. We're anxious to find Irish communities in Africa, Mexico, Japan and dozens of other countries. If you know of communities we… Continue