Observations and questionable insights from Anthill’s Editors by James Tuckerman and Paul Ryan.
Tag: Editors’ Blog
Anthill to launch Australia's first MOVIE CLUB for entrepreneurs… maybe
If a Book Club is too demanding, what about a Movie Club - specifically, a Move Club for Entrepreneurs!
Anthill to launch Australia’s first MOVIE CLUB for entrepreneurs… maybe
If a Book Club is too demanding, what about a Movie Club - specifically, a Move Club for Entrepreneurs!
What do the PM and The Fonz have in common?
The AFR's Peter Ruel contributed a great piece to today's news cycle, bound to delight anyone who watched the PM's exhausting attempt on the ABC's Lateline earlier this week to avoid sharing his thoughts on 'what level the public debt is likely to go'.
Who needs employee share schemes anyway?
I have a friend who I'll call Trevor (for the sake of discretion).
I'm sure that many of our readers will know someone just like...
Tuckerman’s seven lessons from seven weeks of travel
Instead, I hope that you (dearest Anthillians) find value in these seven business observations and tips from seven weeks of travel.
Tuckerman's seven lessons from seven weeks of travel
Instead, I hope that you (dearest Anthillians) find value in these seven business observations and tips from seven weeks of travel.
30under30 Awards – Now Open!
That's why we launched the 30under30 Awards in late 2007. And that's why we invite you to nominate yourself or a worthy young entrepreneur. The top 30 will be profiled in the Jul/Aug/Sep edition of Anthill Magazine.
To nominate, click here.
Is this possibly the stupidest headline you’ve read all year?
We decided to ask you, our very innovative readers, to tell us how you have tweaked your own business models to build new revenue streams and make money in this destructively distracting economic climate (rather than 'save' it).
And, of course, we'll publish the most interesting, innovative, inspiring and instructional in our Apr/May/Jun print edition.
Is this possibly the stupidest headline you've read all year?
We decided to ask you, our very innovative readers, to tell us how you have tweaked your own business models to build new revenue streams and make money in this destructively distracting economic climate (rather than 'save' it).
And, of course, we'll publish the most interesting, innovative, inspiring and instructional in our Apr/May/Jun print edition.
Look who’s in the Smart 100
Of the 861 products nominated for our inaugural 'Smart 100' Index, some doozies are in our Top 100.
While we can't announce the winners until 2 April 2009 (with the release of our Apr/May/Jun edition), we can bow to your prolific and very persuasive emails requesting a sneak peak at 'who has entered'.
Look who's in the Smart 100
Of the 861 products nominated for our inaugural 'Smart 100' Index, some doozies are in our Top 100.
While we can't announce the winners until 2 April 2009 (with the release of our Apr/May/Jun edition), we can bow to your prolific and very persuasive emails requesting a sneak peak at 'who has entered'.
How we doin’?
It's been two weeks since we announced that Anthill Magazine would be reducing its print frequency (in favour of a fuller, fatter quarterly) and that we would be simultaneously re-launching our website (part of a concerted push into digital media).
How we doin'?
It's been two weeks since we announced that Anthill Magazine would be reducing its print frequency (in favour of a fuller, fatter quarterly) and that we would be simultaneously re-launching our website (part of a concerted push into digital media).
Twittering about Anthill
When we made our big announcement yesterday that Anthill Magazine had become a quarterly publication, we never expected to receive the flood of emails, SMS messages and phone calls of support. But we were intrigued to discover that we'd become a discussion topic among the chirperati on Twitter.
We have good news and bad news
Let's start with the bad news...
Unless you’ve been living under a rock (or an ant hill) for the last six months, you will have...
Can our emails read your mind? (Yes, well, kinda)
This week we flooded our readers' inboxes with a wide range of stories, semi-obnoxious headlines, serious opinions and a spattering of irreverent, odd-ball items of information from around the globe. We did this to get a better idea of just what interests our readership as a whole, and you personally.
While the email technology can't read minds (literally), it can self-optimise.
Having trouble paying bills? Try digital arachnid!
After listening to a colleague chasing payment from recalcitrant debtors earlier today, I felt compelled to dig up this infectiously funny email chain from...
If you were the PM, how would you spend $42b?
I often trip myself up, spouting strong opinions without all the facts. I suspect this is about to be one of those occasions.
Deficits don't...
Why we’re embarrassed about our new website (and proud of it!)
In mid-2008, we wrote about a clever Australian company called TrickyTix on the topic of Product Development.
TrickyTix CEO Scott Handsaker provided us with the...
Why we're embarrassed about our new website (and proud of it!)
In mid-2008, we wrote about a clever Australian company called TrickyTix on the topic of Product Development.
TrickyTix CEO Scott Handsaker provided us with the...
