There has been much coverage of the death of print media and the ever increasing switch to online journalism. However, as this Hungry Beast parody shows, there is a group of once-glorified citizens who have fallen victim to this passage of progress and the inevitable corporate cutbacks that follow in its wake.
Spare a thought for former ‘The Australian’ freelance journalist-cum-crime fighter, McD.
Hat tip @Matt_daSilva.
Eugene Lin’s ambition of becoming a millionaire 70 cents at a time has been thwarted by Apple’s removal of 5,000 apps deemed to contain overtly sexual content — apparently in response to user complaints — thus removing the entire Peekaboo suite.
The complex and expensive world of professional marketing is an outsourced expertise that is mostly out of bounds to startups and SMEs. While many resources are available to the small business owner, it can also often come down to having the time to research and follow up on new ideas. This is where a novel product from Australian-based marketing company ChildsPlay Marketing can come in handy.
It’s no surprise that the epilogue of so many technology procurements is one of hardship and misfortune. Transitioning to a new or upgraded IT system is a major undertaking for most businesses. This article takes inspiration from Shakespeare to impart five top tips for avoiding a tragic technology procurement.
Are you ready to rumble? These six young entrepreneurs have a net worth exceeding $100 million… and their average age is only 32! There is a little known resource available to Australia’s young corporate elite. It is called the YEO (Young Entrepreneurs’ Organisation). The peer-to-peer network is made up of young, confident and successful business…
Among developed countries, Australia’s rate of entrepreneurship is second only to the United States, with 10.5% of the population engaged in some form of entrepreneurial activity. In terms of gender inclusiveness, too, it is second only behind the world’s richest country. But at 8.4% women entrepreneurs, the number is down from 2010 levels.
It starts with a smallish woman bundled up in a gray coat and a big, red scarf. She stands up from her lunch at a food court in a mall in southern Ontario, Canada. A cell phone is pressed to the right ear. She opens her mouth and reveals a fixture-rattling soprano voice that belts the first couple of lines to Handel’s “Hallelujah Chorus.” It’s a very festive flash mob!
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