“I Love Progress Bars”
The title says it all. How can something so frivolous be so right?
The title says it all. How can something so frivolous be so right?
I will admit I am not partial to the selfie. In fact, I hate having my photograph taken. I think I have taken maybe three selfies in my entire life. Two were with my daughter, just for kicks. The other one was this past weekend when, stuck in torrential rain in Melbourne’s winter onslaught, I…
Stephen Sammartino is an occasional columnist for Anthill, known for delighting us with his often strange and always controversial takes on business (eg. What startups can learn from terrorists). Last week, Steve hit the streets in a ‘kinda lame’ but funny attempt to win new customers for Rentoid.com, an online renting service (like eBay but…
It’s doubtful anyone can have a middling response to “Zeitgeist: Moving Forward.” The documentary is one of those creations that either makes you cheer that someone is finally speaking truth to power, or that the filmmaker should be locked in a freezer at the bottom of a deep, deep hole.
Fortunately, Sugar’s antics across five series of The Apprentice UK have provided great fodder for video mashup artists, who have sliced and diced the Amstrad founder to hilarious effect.
This is one of those things that, when you see it in action, you wonder why someone didn’t think of it before.
It took the designers seven years to gather data, stage bicycle crashes, examine accident data and obtain feedback from a head trauma specialist. They raised $10 million in venture capital to test, design and perfect their design. But they did the impossible.
With only a couple more weeks before the COMET program closes (to be replaced with the Commercialisation Australia program), it has been announced that six emerging technologies have received grants totaling $442,400, or $70,400 each.
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