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Event: How to Build It: Lessons from Media Start-Ups
Come join us at The Circular on the evening of Thursday 15 June to hear from four founders.
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If you’re interested in the nuts and bolts of moving from an idea for a media start-up to launching it and then to making it sustainable, come join us from 7.30pm on Thursday 15 June at The Circular in Rialto.
Dublin Inquirer founder, editor, and managing director Lois Kapila will be moderating a panel of three people who’ve done it.
- Philip Halton founded Irish skateboarding magazine Goblin in 2018.
- Cian Ginty has been running IrishCycle.com as a subscriber-funded news site since 2021.
- Dee Reddy is in the midst of launching Poddle Audio, a production, development and consultancy company dedicated to supporting independent Irish podcasting.
To reserve a spot, email info@dublininquirer.com.
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