The speed at which work and employment is changing caught up with me at the weekend. I was delighted to hear a young relative of mine secured a job with a software company. He studied in Cork, travelled the world and is now settling down in Europe.

The first 35 areas to get high-speed internet under the National Broadband Plan have been revealed.

Doctors found it irritating to have to cope with patients who arrive in their rooms with self-diagnoses derived from time spent googling, writes Terry Prone

Almost one-sixth of internet users here say they have received fraudulent or phishing emails and some 6% of people say they have experienced a financial loss as a result of such activity.

Today’s parents are the first to have to consider the prospect that their children might spend more time with strangers online than they are spending with them.

Concerns about the long-term ownership of the rural broadband network and the length of time to complete the planned €5bn project are among findings in revealed in an Oireachtas committee report.

People who watch live English Premiership football matches on illegal streaming sites on their computers, set top boxes and other devices will find the service blocked when the 2019/20 season kicks off next month following a court order.

If there was any doubt about the Government’s view on the proliferation of hateful and harmful content on the internet, you’d need only to sit quietly for a moment and wait for the echo that has been making its way around the corridors of power to reach you.

Former Minister for Communications Denis Naughten has expressed surprise at claims by Eir that it could complete the National Broadband Plan for less than €1bn.

Every parent should have concerns about online safety for their children.

There is something inherent in Ireland’s institutional and political structure that renders it nigh on impossible to devise and deliver policy, particularly in the sphere of capital investment.

Consortium set to pay just €974m of total broadband cost

The three best "plan B" alternatives to the Government's €3bn national broadband plan will cost more, take longer to put in place and leave up to half of households without high-speed internet access.

Arlene Harris meets three teenage influencers who are making their mark on the world

Watching the antics of creatures large and small online is how we escape the internet, while on the internet, says Sam Anderson

The roll-out of the National Broadband Plan would cost in the region of €3bn, the Taoiseach has said.

A further delay in agreeing a broadband solution for more than half a million homes and premises has been deemed another blow for rural Ireland.

YouTube’s highest earning star in 2018 was a seven-year-old boy named Ryan, writes Rebecca Mardon.