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In a new, three-part series, our partner eurotopics will illuminate some of the topics most relevant to Ireland – and to Europe as a whole. Part one is about the tax issues Apple is currently facing in Ireland.

We are looking to fill internship positions starting in December 2016 and in January/February 2017. As a member of a dedicated team you will gain plenty of insights and experience in organising large-scale projects.

The discourse on digital surveillance and data collection shows the Internet's impact on our everyday life. #rpDUB speaker Rachel O'Dwyer goes further and calls a person's online consumption the electronic reproduction of one's personality.

In the coming days we will be publishing our full programme for re:publica Dublin. Check it out, be inspired and come visit our very first international event in Ireland! 

Today, we would like to present the following article, written by re:publica CEO and founder Andreas Gebhard and Susanne Eiswirt: "New conference formats in the digital age, by way of the example of re:publica" describes how re:publica has developed into a unique conference format over the years.

For our first re:publica in Dublin, we are looking for on-site volunteers, who will help us turn re:publica into a fantastic event once more. You will receive a free ticket in return.

Virtual Reality was a big topic at re:publica TEN and ever-present on the site. And it is especially exciting regarding re:publica in Dublin. Enabled by a new generation of VR goggles and software VR creates new immersive experiences today. At re:publica TEN our partner dctp.tv talked to VR expert Jan-Keno Janssen who introduces the latest in VR.

Since mid July, our Call for Participation for the upcoming re:publica in Dublin on October 20 has been up and running. For those of you who don't know us, we have summarized the range of topics presented at re:publica 2016 in Berlin. See our overview over the variety of topics and ideas that are possible at re:publica here. Get inspired and take part!

News of Johannes Korten's death on July 25, 2016, spread throughout the German net community.

Starting today, we would like to invite all those interested to create the program for the very first re:publica with us, taking place in Dublin on October 20, 2016. Our Call for Participation is divided into three deadline phases, the last of which ends on August 31, 2016.