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Inside View from Ireland
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"July 12, 2009
Sunday Business News from Ireland
NEARLY EVERY BROADSHEET in Ireland on nearly every day of the week has coverage of the next thing to be cut from government services. That storyline continues across the Sunday broadsheets in Ieland today [1] [2] sith "significant job cuts in education, including in third level institutions" according to several reports. Those kinds of cuts affect me and my continued employment so times are tense. They're also a little tense on the other side of the classroom as the Minister for Education has signalled his support for a new loan scheme that would require students to repay the cost of their college fees after graduation. [3] The cuts that will have to be made to public spending will hurt, but there is no other choice. [4] I cover these topics and a few items related to business technology in todays 7-minute Qik clip .
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WHEN THE SILLY SEASON hits Ireland during the summer, the Financial Times delivers real news. This weekend's edition has several items worth reading and that probably means they will be covered in Irish newspapers early next week. I open my 10-minute Qik video clip with a shot by London-based photographer Nadav Kander along the Yangtze River. "China is progressing rapidly," says Kander, "and the landscape both economically and physically is changing daily." The shot he snapped under a bridge in the city of Chongqing shows people dwarfed by their surroundings. It's probably an image that will never be snapped again. I noticed some other interesting "
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