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Competition: Win a Sony Ericsson W595

  By Darren Byrne | December 19, 2009 - 1:40 pm | Competitions, Site News, The Culch
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*** COMPETITION CLOSED *** Thank you to everyone who entered. Emmett has won the Sony Ericsson W595. Congratulations! *** Happy Christmas everyone!!! Happy Christmas to all our Culch.ie readers. As part of our recent award as Connector.ie Tribe of the Year, we were presented with this lovely Sony Ericsson W595, with a ‘Tattoo’ design by Ed Hardy. To celebrate our award and to thank everyone who supported Culch.ie over the last 9 months, we are offering the phone up for competition. The Sony Ericsson W595 is an attractive slide phone with the excellent Walkman 3.0 music player. The phone comes with FM radio, a 3.2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, 3G with HSDPA, and “shake control” which lets you choose a tune at the flick of a wrist and the ‘SensMe’ feature means you can create playlist according to your mood, apparently. The exclusive Sony Ericsson W595 Ed Hardy edition is inspired … There’s more →

We are the Connector.ie Tribe of the Year

  By Darren Byrne | December 11, 2009 - 10:07 am | Events, Site News, The Culch
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Last night, at the Connector.ie Christmas Party, Culch.ie was awarded Tribe of the Year. Connector is all about connecting individuals but are equally interested in connecting Tribes, which are communities with shared interests, primarily in the Irish digital sector. The Culch.ie ‘tribe’ consists of volunteer bloggers who use the site to talk about all things pop culture. It’s a fun hobby for us all and I can honestly say it is nice to be recognised for our community spirit. Congratulations to all of the Culchies - it’s been brilliant getting to know all of you. I would go one further and say the reason we have been so successful this year is down to the thousands of regular visitors to the site, and especially our regular commenters, some of which now write for Culch.ie. So, thank you to Conor Lynch and Connector.ie for the award and let’s raise a glass … There’s more →