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The psychology of overconfidence The New Yorker Banks, battles, and the psychology of overconfidence. by Malcolm Gladwell Google Says Mobile App Stores Have No Future Wired.com Apple’s iPhone App Store may be a resounding success. But Google says app stores are a dead end. Idiots Miscellanea The Most Engaged Brands On The Web TechCrunch A…
Working in magazines, you’d expect that I like to read. What you wouldn’t expect is that I sometimes find myself quite lonely, without anyone to talk with after reading the latest paradigm-shifting page-turner.
Part of the problem is that I often hear about about great books before they are launched in Australia (a perk of the job).
I promptly order them from Amazon, after which, I am forced to keep the many percolating thoughts running through my head to myself, until the said thought-jigger finally gets a release down-under.
So, here’s my idea…
In the cover story of Anthill’s launch Edition, way back in 2003, we posed the question, “Who’s carrying Australian Innovation.” Five year’s later, we have a new Government, a new Minister (for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research) and a newly launched series of stakeholder consultations to kick-start a Federal ‘Review of Australia’s National Innovation System.’…
Australia’s oldest boot maker, Baxter Boots, recently celebrated the 100 year anniversary of manufacturing boots that were worn by the AIF troops as they fought on the beaches of Gallipoli and in France. The boots are still manufactured with the traditional designs and methods at Baxter’s Goulburn factory, with current customers including the Royal Military…
For Chad Yesilova, it’s been one heck of a journey — from being a stockbroker wiped out by the global financial downturn to becoming the co-founder of Innovative Beverage, which sells an “anti-energy drink” called Esc. Not bad for a guy with no previous experience in the beverage game.
Interesting posts from everywhere we just had to share. Monetising social networks: Tweeting all the way to the bank The Economist Can virtual communities make billions of dollars from their millions of connections? 100 Things Your Kids May Never Know About Wired.com Our ever-increasing quest for simpler, smaller, faster and better widgets and thingamabobs will…
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