Anthill TV
Why you should be on Pinterest [VIDEO]
I’ll admit it. I have mixed thoughts on Pinterest. To test my suspicions that it’s a fad, in April I ran a highly sophisticated survey. OK. Truth is, I ran a Facebook question amongst my friends asking them when they used Pinterest. This infographic video, however, showcases real statistics about the rise of Pinterest.
Knowing when to call it quits. Barkles breaks the news with a remarkable email. [HUMP DUMP]
Last week, I was surprised to receive this linked email from Barkles, an online debating platform. The startup, barely a year old, was calling it quits. I suppose that’s not so unusual. The mortality rate for start ups in Australia has always been high. What was unusual, however, was the candid nature that the Barkles founders, Diesel Laws and Jay Whiting, approached their sad news.
How Facebook has destroyed politics and why FourSquare is the new world democracy [VIDEO]
What happens on the internet, stays on the internet. The Onion has again risen above all other media outlets with this exclusive report into what Facebook means for the future of American politics.
Shhh! I’ve built a time machine. Come with me back to New Year’s Eve 1999. I’ve got something to show you.
If you remember the dotcom heydays, this video is for you. If you don’t, then this video is essential viewing for you. Come on a trip back to 1999 and see how the world ‘had changed forever’ with the rise and rise of internet-based companies. Some of it may sound really familiar.
The three essential elements every video must have to go viral. And it isn’t footage of a double rainbow [VIDEO]
With more than 48 hours of video being uploaded to YouTube every minute (yes, every minute), just how can you make your video ‘go viral’? Jason Allocca, whose job is to watch online videos every day, as the Trends Manager for the YouTube, explains three elements that define all viral videos.
Leave your wallet at home. You can now buy a round of drinks with your iPhone
Wouldn’t it be easier if your iPhone did everything? Well, now it almost can. Now, it can buy you drinks without the need to carry cash. A cash-free system for buying cocktails. What’s not to like?
Thinking outside the bouquet: how to use a tulip as a fire extinguisher [VIDEO]
Don’t want to have one of those boring, cylindrical extinguishers in your kitchen in case of a fat fire? Well, someone extremely creative had a genius idea. Disguise it as an artificial tulip fridge magnet. Creative, ingenious, and well, very kitsch. Dare I say it? This might be the perfect Mother’s Day gift.
Putting the biscuit in the basket: 3 things every entrepreneur can learn from ice hockey [VIDEO]
If you’re a hockey fan, you already know what time of year it is. But, all this puck action got me thinking about what entrepreneurs can learn about hockey. Again, you may think I’m grasping at straws, but bear with me. There is a lot entrepreneurs can learn from hockey and the attitude of its players.
You are never too young to be an entrepreneur; the remarkable story of Caine’s Arcade [VIDEO]
Are entrepreneurs born or made? Nine-year-old Caine Monroy spent his summer vacation building his own arcade in his dad’s second-hand auto-parts store in the middle of a junkyard. With no budget, in perhaps the world’s least-likely location for a fun park, and with nothing but cardboard boxes and oodles of perseverance, Caine’s dream cardboard arcade became a reality – but sadly, no one came to play. This is his story.
World’s worst drivers caught on pinball? Ford rewards the bad drivers of Paris
At Anthill HQ, we’re quite partial to pinball. There’s nothing quite like the sound of a pinball machine reverberating through a co-working space to make your presence felt. Ford identified a different kind pinball game. After watching Parisians attempt to reverse park without automatic parking technology, a new game was invented for its latest ad – Pinball Park.









