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The family went for a drive in the hills today, and we hit York for lunch and a wander. It’s great to see the town still holding it’s yesteryear character, and seemingly quite prosperous at the same time. Lunch was… Continue Reading →
All of us in management positions should constantly be looking for ways to be a better leader. In this article, my third post in a series of lists of short tips, I share 23 ideas on how I feel you… Continue Reading →
This is the second in a series of posts in which I highlight innovative or just plain cool Australian websites and web applications. You can read the first post here. Jon Yau and his team have been busy the last… Continue Reading →
In a post on the 15th of last month, I alluded that Bam Creative has some plans in the pipeline. Well, as many of you know now, we’re moving back to the building we started out in back in 2002,… Continue Reading →
Traditional commercial media have always been a dubious source of commentary and news, the way I see it is that their job is to sell time (TV and Radio) or space (Newspaper or magazine) to advertisers, and therefore the entire… Continue Reading →
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This is the first of a series of posts in which I plan to highlight other innovative or just plain cool Australian websites and startups. A while ago, I became one of the first beta testers for a time tracking… Continue Reading →
So I arrived in the land of hook turns, trams, darkly lit bars and café capital of Australia yesterday at lunchtime. A quick wander around the city until I checked in to my apartment, down in Chinatown, before heading down… Continue Reading →
You know you’re too Web2.0 when; You’re painting your home, and ask the hardware store for gradient paint You wonder why the clouds in the sky don’t have tags You call young families ‘start ups’ You ask people their del.icio.us… Continue Reading →
Well, it had to happen. Enough WA folk have slowly drifted out of Perth to the east coast, that we’re now setting up a Port 80 in Melbourne with the help of a couple of ex-local Perth members. That makes… Continue Reading →