On Wednesday, applications will close for Anthill’s 2011 30under30 awards. Given the high number of polite and cautiously curious enquiries we’ve received so far, about the types and volume of entries for this year’s program, we decided to offer the following sneak preview.
It’s now possible for organisations, both large and small, to operate from a head-office of… well… one. You might be a solopreneur or a 15 person upstart. You could be a medium enterprise or a manager in a global enterprise. These days, you don’t have to share an office with your team. You may never even meet face-to-face.
When your family and friends are scattered across the globe, your phone bill can quickly become the stuff of nightmares.
We feel compelled to counsel you that the content of this graphic — a menu of some of the funniest deaths on record — requires a lively sense of humor. So proceed as you will, and take solace in the fact that these poor sods’ cringe-worthy expirations gave others a measure of joy.
Poor old Bluetooth. For a while now it’s been misappropriated by loud, shouty types stomping up the high street fog-horning ‘Buy! Buy! SELL!’ into their ear pieces. We here at Anthill — with a liberal dollop of help from the delightful folk at Intel — would like to reclaim Bluetooth as much more than just a conduit for idiots.
Small business owners have enough on their plates without adding IT woes to the mix – that’s why Intel recommends you have a back-up disaster plan in place so that you can minimise downtime should your technology take a tumble.
Entrepreneurs’ Night Out is on in Brisbane for a round of meeting and mingling. Share a drink. Have a laugh. And most importantly, help us to build a culture of entrepreneurship in Australia! Come meet some cool entrepreneurs, and other like minded business builders. If you’re Queensland-based business owner with a passion for ideas and…
Phishing, for those who’ve not had the pleasure, refers to fraudulent electronic attempts to acquire personal information such as bank and credit card information, usernames and passwords, and any other details that can be used in identity theft. Phishing emails can be tricky to spot. Often they look exactly like legit messages from banks or creditors. Here’s the really sneaky part: they contain dangerous links that take you to fraudulent spoof sites.
The only foolproof way to keep your info from being permanently available to the other WWW – the whole wide world – is to make sure it doesn’t get uploaded in the first place. Remember: those Schoolies snaps of you with sick in your hair might nibble you on the buttocks when you run for parliament further down the line.
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Jordan Green, Founder of Melbourne Angels/ Deputy Chairman of the Australian Association of Angel Investors, and Bob Peterson, start-up investor, mentor and Founder of F3 will make a presentation about the types of OPM (other-peoples-money) typically referred to as ‘capital raising’ for early stage ventures.
As tempting as it is to confirm whether there’s $5 squillion sitting in the bank account of some nice old reverend from foreign climes who’s devoted his life to poor children and very cute puppies, we both know this one pongs to high heaven of over-ripe spam. But the good news is there are a number of precautions you can take to avoid scams, protect your personal information, and keep your email address safe.
Finding yourself stretched thin to pay the staff wages this month? We offer a quick (and thoroughly outlandish) solution: Ring up Commonwealth Bank CEO Ralph Norris and convince him to hand over a small fraction of his annual pay. How about just an hour’s worth, Ralph? Sure, the banking mogul says, here you go: $1,844.
Gabby Leibovich, co-founder of the discount buying sites CatchoftheDay.com.au and Scoopon.com.au, will be our guest entrepreneur at the latest Entrepreneurs’ Night Out in Melbourne on Tuesday, 14 June. If you’re a Victoria-based business owner with a passion for ideas and success, this night’s for you! (We guarantee you won’t find a better deal this side of Scoopon.)
As anyone who’s had the flu knows, viruses are no walk in the park. Then spare a thought for your poor old computer, which may be at risk of picking up bugs from other infected systems and passing them on – if you haven’t protected it.
For the regular Joes and Josephinas amongst us, encounters with 007-style super-spies or shifty-eyed, trench-coated baddies aren’t part of our day-to-day lives. But if you’re the proud owner of a computer, you do need to be vigilant for cyber spyware.
The past 12 months was filled with jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring watershed moments in the exciting but frustratingly fragmented world of online marketing. In 2010, did you let the future slip by or did you embrace the world’s largest marketplace? Did your website under-achieve or over-deliver? Do you even have a website?
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There’s a really annoying trend that seems to have emerged lately where people have stuffed their LinkedIn profiles full of keywords — kind of like the early black hat cowboy days of SEO. Keyword stuffing makes you look desperate for attention. If everyone does this it becomes a race to the bottom to get up to the top.
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