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In The Papers 9 February
- Ireland competing for new Intel plant
- Barrett calls Ireland "average"
- Boston Scientific to cut Cork jobs?
- Electronic Arts posts narrower loss
- Google turns to social networking
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Daily Digest 9 February
- D&B to create Dublin jobs
- EI leads New York trade mission
- 'Think before you post' for net safety
- Science and Discovery Lab launches
- Norkom signs another Asian deal
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Weekly Digest Issue No. 501
- Irish software industry gets a boost
- Password lethargy highlighted
- 'G-Pad' rumours emerge
- Chips ahoy!
- Mobile phone market is back to black
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Web Pick
03 February 2010 by Ralph Averbuch
SmartLeads.ie - If you're in business you may well have encountered any number of breakfast meetings where everyone sits around a table attempting to sell each other their company's services and pass on potential leads. Irish start-up SmartLeads is doing the same thing. It's just that it's online. Still in beta, you join, add your company details and you can then offer and receive lead ideas from other members. It's such a simple concept that it's hard to believe that no-one has cooked up something quite like this before. Whilst services like LinkedIn indirectly offer members the chance to give and get leads, SmartLeads is explicitly about the business of giving and gaining new business opportunities. If you're in business it's well worth a visit to a very new but very polished service.
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