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Tech & Innovation

News, opinions and advice on technology development and the state of innovation.

Articles | Management Matters | Tech & Innovation

Copy to China
ByAnthill Magazine Jun 1, 2006Feb 20, 2010

There is a time-honoured business model in China known as “Copy To China” – find a product or service or business model that works in the US or elsewhere and replicate it in China. In the technology industry this is exemplified by ChinaHR.com Holdings Ltd building a Monster look-alike and then selling 40 percent off to Monster Worldwide, Inc. for US$50m or Joyo.com Ltd replicating Amazon and then selling it to Amazon for US$75m. The same model is popular in many other markets, particularly Australia. Seek has had great success emulating Monster.

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Articles | Tech & Innovation

Content is still king
ByAnthill Magazine Jun 1, 2006Feb 20, 2010

Mobile companies across the globe have spent billions of dollars creating networks that essentially all offer the same services. It’s been a huge investment just to get to the starting line. But the real challenge is in providing something that is different from the competition.

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Articles | Startup & Entrepreneurship | Tech & Innovation

Q&A: Nigel Poole
ByAnthill Magazine Jun 1, 2006Apr 22, 2010

As the person responsible for commercialising all new technologies emanating from the Commonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisation, Nigel Poole knows all about transforming ideas into companies. From where he sits, Australia’s so-called “commercialisation gap” is receding, with seed investment culture and managerial experience the keys. He’s a busy man with busy ideas and a penetrating vision for Australia’s future as a knowledge nation.

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Articles | Startup & Entrepreneurship | Tech & Innovation

Q&A: Nigel Poole
ByAnthill Magazine Jun 1, 2006

As the person responsible for commercialising all new technologies emanating from the Commonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisation, Nigel Poole knows all about transforming ideas into companies. From where he sits, Australia’s so-called “commercialisation gap” is receding, with seed investment culture and managerial experience the keys. He’s a busy man with busy ideas and a penetrating vision for Australia’s future as a knowledge nation.

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Articles | Startup & Entrepreneurship | Tech & Innovation

Regional tech
ByAnthill Magazine Jun 1, 2006Feb 21, 2010

For the most part, we Australians huddle in and around our eastern seaboard cities, with healthy respect for the harsh realities inland. But there’s more to Australia’s tech sector than MBA-educated entrepreneurs and wealthy investors in Sydney and Melbourne. As globalisation levels the international playing field, so the performance gap between urban elites and regional innovators narrows.

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Articles | Tech & Innovation

Futuretainment
ByAnthill Magazine Jun 1, 2006Feb 20, 2010

After nearly a decade of protest, Show Business has discovered the web. Whether it is Disney selling episodes of Desperate Housewives on iPods, Fox screening prime time TV shows on the web or Hollywood Studios selling full versions of their movies online, this year has seen a major turning point for the titans of Tinseltown. Now everyone is scrambling to unlock new networks and future fortunes.

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Articles | Tech & Innovation

Methane Missile
ByAnthill Magazine Apr 1, 2006Apr 22, 2010

BI-GOODNESS is a bi-monthly column dedicated to the quirky, generally funny and often dangerously impractical inventions and business concepts that occasionally come our way. It is a tribute to the one-eyed entrepreneur, the nutty professor and dotcom jockey in each of us.

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Articles | Tech & Innovation

Motorola’s market dilemma
ByAnthill Magazine Apr 1, 2006Feb 20, 2010

Wandering through the halls of the enormous 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona in February, it was plainly evident that mobile communications is still in the very active stages of the innovation cycle. This event, which brings together most of the world’s top telecommunications technology and network companies, has come a long way from its humble beginnings last decade in the French seaside town of Cannes, when early attendances numbered in the hundreds.

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Motorola's market dilemma
ByAnthill Magazine Apr 1, 2006Aug 7, 2012

Wandering through the halls of the enormous 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona in February, it was plainly evident that mobile communications is still in the very active stages of the innovation cycle. This event, which brings together most of the world’s top telecommunications technology and network companies, has come a long way from its humble beginnings last decade in the French seaside town of Cannes, when early attendances numbered in the hundreds.

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Articles | Growth & Export | News Desk | Tech & Innovation

Defence tech
ByAnthill Magazine Apr 1, 2006Feb 20, 2010

In these pensive days, where a backpacker on a bus could pose more of a threat than a cave-dwelling Taliban, Governments and corporations are hungry for technology that will help secure their people and resources. It has fed a boom in the defence tech sector; a world of cutting-edge machinery and multi-million dollar contracts, and home to some of the world’s keenest strategic and technical minds. Several Australian companies are emerging as genuine players in this highly competitive space. Liz Heynes and Catherine Kerstjens take a look at six on this new front line.

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Articles | Funding & Finance | Startup & Entrepreneurship | Tech & Innovation

Dot-com survivors downunder
ByAnthill Magazine Apr 1, 2006Feb 21, 2010

Has it really been six years since the world’s first wave of internet entrepreneurs fell through that plump cloud they’d conjured in the sky, taking with them the turgid hopes of our fledgling new economy? It’s been six years peppered with hard luck stories, investor reluctance and, lately, cautious hope rekindled. Australian internet startups were in the thick of it back then. The survivors emerged with slightly bloodied noses and wisdom far beyond their years.

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Articles | Tech & Innovation

Kissing shield
ByAnthill Magazine Dec 1, 2005Apr 22, 2010

BI-GOODNESS is a bi-monthly column dedicated to the quirky, generally funny and often dangerously impractical inventions and business concepts that occasionally come our way. It is a tribute to the one-eyed entrepreneur, the nutty professor and dotcom jockey in each of us. People of a certain vintage will remember the first truly shocking series of…

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Articles | Tech & Innovation

Light bulb changer: US patent 6,829,983
ByAnthill Magazine Aug 1, 2005Apr 21, 2010

How many people does it take to change a light bulb? At long last, NONE! Inconveniences pepper our domestic existence. Whether it’s lifting and lowering the toilet seat, mowing the lawns, stirring coffee or the oppressive burden of maintaining personal hygiene, it’s the hum-drum of modern life that keeps us from the important stuff, like……

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All-terrain stroller: US patent 2,425,688
ByAnthill Magazine Jun 1, 2005Apr 22, 2010

In these times of terror, you can never be too protected against the unexpected. But if your nerves are a little frayed these days, imagine how people felt in 1947, with two destructive world wars behind them and a potentially more menacing era of conflict underway. In this context, the robust inspiration behind US patent…

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Anti-eating mouth cage
ByAnthill Magazine Feb 1, 2005Apr 22, 2010

BI-GOODNESS is a bi-monthly column dedicated to the quirky, generally funny and often dangerously impractical inventions and business concepts that occasionally come our way. It is a tribute to the one-eyed entrepreneur the nutty professor and dotcom jockey in each of us. So it’s been a long festive season and you’ve grown a little soft…

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Articles | Tech & Innovation

Hijacker Injector
ByAnthill Magazine Sep 1, 2004Apr 21, 2010

BI-GOODNESS is a bi-monthly column dedicated to the quirky, generally funny and often dangerously impractical inventions and business concepts that occasionally come our way. It is a tribute to the one-eyed entrepreneur, the nutty professor and dotcom jockey in each of us. HIJACKER INJECTOR It’s fair to say that aeroplane hijacking is a pursuit reserved…

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