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It’s tough to change the world from inside a middle-management corporate cubicle. So Cameron Reilly dropped out and tuned in, creating the world’s first podcast network. Having turned down venture funding, the only thing that Reilly wants to lend is your ears.
Artist turns you into a one-off action figure doll on demand
If you find that you can’t get enough of yourself, why not have a totally unique polymer clay doll created in your likeness? Sculpted by Cyndi Safstrom and made to order.
Does your website have these five essential qualities to rock the internet?
Most businesses today agree that they should have some online presence, of which a website is the most common. But what’s less clear is how to be perceived as credible. Is your site ready to rock the world? If it has these critical factors in place, you’re probably on the right track. 1.Design Probably the…
Anthill hosts Australia’s most elevated elevator pitch
On Thursday, eight Anthillians were given a pitching opportunity like no other — access to two prominent Australian investors in a hot-air balloon, while floating over Victoria’s Yarra Valley. Some might call it, Australia’s most elevated elevator pitch! Seven entrepreneurs (and Anthill founder James Tuckerman) earned the opportunity to ‘hang’ with AngelCube’s Adrian Stone and Adventure Capital’s Darcy Naunton… some 2,000 feet in the air.
Honourable Mentions from 5over50 2010
They narrowly missed out on a place in the Top 5 but are still hot in our books. Introducing Anthill’s 2010 5over50 Honourable Mentions.
Shaking up subscriptions: Q & A with Blake Hutchison from AgendaSelects
Awesome goods can be hard to find. I mean, I love a good macaroon as much as the next guy, but sourcing good ones is something I don’t always have time for. It’s just the type of goodie that works great as part of a monthly subscription service, which is a business model that you’ve no doubt noticed to be cropping up in a big way.

