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68 articles decelerating

Dublin has appeared in 68 articles since 2014-12. Coverage peaked in 2025Q1 with 6 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook, Ireland, European, TechCrunch.

Articles
68
mentions
Velocity
-66.7%
growth rate
Acceleration
-5.667
velocity change
Sources
26
publications

Coverage Timeline

2023-12-05
TechCrunch 10 related

SoftBank acquires a 51% stake in Dublin-based Cubic Telecom, which offers software-based mobile networking for 17M+ vehicles, for €473M, valuing Cubic at €927M

Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch :

2022-12-22
Financial Times 1 related

Sources: Alphabet, Meta, and Salesforce are seeking to abandon leased office space in London and Dublin; Amazon and Microsoft put London expansion plans on hold

Financial Times :

2022-10-05
Reuters 4 related

Spotify buys Kinzen, which helps identify misinformation and hate speech; the Dublin-based company partnered with Spotify in 2020, initially on election content

Audio-streaming service Spotify Technology SA (SPOT.N) on Wednesday said it has acquired Kinzen, a firm that has helped it identify harmful content on the platform.

2020-01-15
TechCrunch 6 related

Google acquires Dublin-based Pointy, a startup helping brick-and-mortar retailers track which products they have in stock, a source says for $163M

Ingrid Lunden / TechCrunch :

2020-01-14
TechCrunch 4 related

Google acquires Dublin-based Pointy, a startup helping brick-and-mortar retailers track which products they have in stock, a source says for $163M

Google has been on a long-term mission to build inroads into the world of e-commerce by working more closely with brick-and-mortar retailers …

2016-08-01
TechCrunch 7 related

Verizon buys Fleetmatics, provider of SaaS GPS and logistics products, for $2.4B in cash

Hot off the heels of its acquisition of Yahoo last week for $4.8 billion, today Verizon announced another huge purchase: it's buying Fleetmatics, a telematics company based out of Dublin, Ireland …

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Quarterly Coverage

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Narrative

TEXXR tracks 42 Techmeme articles mentioning Dublin, dating back to May 2017. The biggest stories include A reporter posing as a Dublin Facebook moderator found that pages from far-right groups... and Equal1, which was spun out from University College Dublin, raised $60M to deploy its new.... Frequently covered alongside TechCrunch, Facebook, Ingrid Lunden, Google, and Tines. Coverage has shifted toward research themes and away from developer, enterprise.

Key Moments

2024Q3enterprise -50pts; funding -50pts
2024Q4safety +100pts; developer -50pts; consumer +100pts
2025Q1enterprise +33pts; safety -83pts; developer +17pts

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