Ireland could become sex tech hub, Tech Summit hears
MakeLoveNotPorn founder Cindy Gallop says sector has ‘huge opportunity’ for jobs
Sex, drugs (well, coffee) and big data at the Dublin Tech Summit
Attendees told that disruption is no longer restricted to techies based in Silicon Valley
Dublin Tech Summit: not for geeks, but definitely for women
The event will have broad appeal, and 49% of attendees are women, says CEO Noelle O’Reilly
It’s time for all of us to talk about sex
The presence of tech in our sex lives isn’t a bad thing, ‘as long as we don’t overuse it’
Cindy Gallop: You need to educate children not just about sex, but also about porn
On the Sex & Tech episode the Make Love Not Porn founder tells The Women’s Podcast we need to stop blaming porn and start having healthy conversations about sex
Una Mullally: Web Summit was an ego boost for Dublin
It fed into a loose narrative that Dublin was legit in the tech world
It’s complicated: the truth about women and porn
In a recent survey, 56 per cent of Irish women said they had watched porn, and the real number is likely higher. Isn’t it time we moved beyond soundbites about how porn is ruining everything?
Please... no more women ‘laughing alone with salad’
Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg teams up with Getty to make less sexist stock photos of women
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