Ralph Averbuch
Ralph holds a degree in Communications, gained in 1990. He was a journalist & editor for a number of magazine titles over four years while in Edinburgh, lecturing part-time on media and PR. He moved into New Media in 1995 with Europe Online, based in London.
In 1996 he was hired by Yahoo Inc to launch their UK & Ireland portal, where he initially built up localised content and third-party partnerships, before focusing on business development full time from 1998. He left Yahoo in late 2000 and moved to Ireland in 2001. Ralph joined ENN in November that year.
Today Ralph oversees business development on both ENN's website and the growing corporate services operation. Where time permits he contributes to the ENN website and blog.
Stories by Ralph Averbuch
In the papers 4 April
04-04-2005
NTL bidding enters final phase | MCI resumes merger talks with Qwest » more
Business looks forward to 3G: Survey
25-01-2005
Almost eight in ten respondents said they are looking forward to the benefits of 3G, although video calling is not their top priority according to a recent ENN/Nokia Ireland survey. » more
Motorola's vision: the digitisation of everything
16-12-2004
Motorola enjoys a significant business presence in the Republic. With some 500 workers in Cork and a further 50 in Dublin, the company has been operating on these shores for 25 years. But being around a long time doesn't guarantee that people know what you're about. » more
In the papers 17 November
17-11-2004
Workers' eyesight may be damaged by PC use | Microsoft faces claims over destruction of internal e-mails » more
Global e-government 17 November
17-11-2004
Local UK e-government on course but late | Korea plans e-government portal for foreign residents » more
Irish mobile working on the rise: survey
03-08-2004
A new Nokia Ireland survey shows that more than half of Irish office workers now access e-mail outside the office, using a mobile phone, PDA or other method. » more
Unit 4 Agresso issues MyDoom alert
27-01-2004
Unit 4 Agresso has issued a 'high alert' for the W32/MyDoom-A worm. This mass-mailing worm spreads itself by collecting e-mail addresses from the local hard disk and uses randomly-chosen addresses for both the "to" and "from" fields. » more
Phone tracker keeps tabs on mobile users
07-08-2003
A new mobile service will let UK users pinpoint another person's physical location at all times, based on the individual's mobile phone signal. » more
Digital paper gets closer to reality
26-05-2003
Philips and E Ink, the developer of paper-like displays, have unveiled new, joint prototypes with vastly improved resolution. » more
Telcos say mobile charges too high
19-05-2003
At an ALTO conference in Dublin on Monday, executives from leading telecoms in Ireland questioned the lack of competition in the mobile sector. » more
For the record 12 May
12-05-2003
Eircom to raise line rental price from June | US agencies target spammers promising Sars cures » more
Music downloaders prefer rap: survey
09-05-2003
A Nielsen//NetRatings study on downloading music from the Net has shown that rap music is the most popular genre purchased by frequent music downloaders. » more
Lexar breaks 4 gigabyte barrier
07-03-2003
Lexar, best known for its photographic products, has launched two new compact flash cards, at 2GB and 4GB. » more
Sony Ericsson's new T610 unveiled
05-03-2003
Sony Ericsson has taken the wraps off its latest handset, the T610, with camera, 65k colour screen and Java. » more
Motorola announces handset rollout plans
04-03-2003
Motorola spokesmen were out in force Tuesday for their annual press gathering, taking the opportunity to announce new mobile handsets. » more
Siemens turns heads at 3GSM World
21-02-2003
Siemens has demonstrated the art of the possible with its latest phone design, utilising the Nokia Series 60 OS. » more
Getting RSS newsfeeds from ENN
19-02-2003
At ENN we get a lot of requests asking "Do you have RSS?". The simple answer is yes. ENN has RSS Newsfeeds for all stories on our site, so you can choose to access either all stories or just those from a specific channel using an RSS Reader. » more
For the record 19 February
19-02-2003
Palm readies release of phone PDA | Microsoft takes fight against spam to court to stop mail-harvesters » more
For the record 18 February
18-02-2003
Oracle and Nokia join forces for mobile enterprise services | ComReg claims Eircom has failed to comply with issued directions » more
For the record 17 February
17-02-2003
Google gets into blogging with Pyra Labs purchase | Esat BT begins charging for formerly free mapping service » more
For the record 14 February
14-02-2003
Opera alleges MSN portal targets its browser with broken pages | Film and music business targets file-swapping in the workplace » more
For the record 13 February
13-02-2003
Datalex signs corporate travel deal with Siemens UK | Sega is to merge with Sammy Corporation » more
For the record 12 February
12-02-2003
Ebay sells Scottish island off Skye | Nokia to cut 550 jobs in its networks division » more
DMI launches media network events
12-02-2003
DMI is capitalising on its recognised role as a leading knowledge company, bringing a fresh round of networking events to the digital media industry. » more
For the record 11 February
11-02-2003
O2 says it now has more than a half million customers in the UK | Kevin Mitnick's Web site compromised by attack » more
For the record 10 February
10-02-2003
Investment in 3G phones will be paid for in 10 years | Music industry launches electronic identity tags to track Internet sales » more
For the record 07 February
07-02-2003
ALTO urges ComReg to bring in interim prices for fixed-to-mobile calls | European Commission plans new rapid reaction force for cybercrime » more
For the record 06 February
06-02-2003
Swedish study suggests that mobile phones damage key brain cells | Nokia N-Gage game deck goes on show » more
For the record 02 January
02-01-2003
O2 celebrates fivefold increase in messaging over New Year | European Commission gives Sony/Philips go-ahead on acquisition of Intertrust » more
In the papers 02 January
02-01-2003
Multi-function phones pose threat to Dail | Spanish town aims to give all residents Wi-Fi access » more




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