Tag: pandora
Microlearning platform EdApp completes $4.25M follow on raise from SafetyCulture
EdApp is best known for its on-demand microlearning platform which offers companies across all industries, including retail, mining, FMCG and infrastructure, a more effective way to onboard, motivate and train employees.
Drive for Uber or list on Airbnb? Here’s 5 things you need to know...
But there are a few essential things rideshare drivers, space-sharers and other ‘sharing economy’ workers need to know come tax time. Those earning income from the sharing economy should prepare for close scrutiny from the ATO.
Pandora’s box: The popularity of streaming has seen apps overthrow CDs from the music...
The convenience of streaming has had divergent effects for the smartphone app developers industry and the reproduction of recorded media industry
Two DJs from Adelaide have made a tiny device will change how you listen...
If you've ever listened to music through hi-fi audio equipment, you can attest that it’s clearer, louder, and richer-sounding with a superior bass –...
Culture Amp secures $6.3 million in Series A funding from three different VCs in...
People Analytics company Culture Amp, which counts many of the big boys in new tech such as Airbnb, Uber, Pandora, Adobe, Pinterest, Warby Parker,...
Pandora unleashes the good times: Internet radio a music-lover’s dream
That Greek chick had the wrong box
Remember Pandora, the curious Greek woman who opened a box containing all the world’s evils, letting the demons...
Meet Guvera, Anthill 2011 Cool Company Award Finalist [Innovation Category]
Leaping into the online music service market is like standing next to a speaker at a Motorhead concert: It's not easy to be heard. Guvera, a company spawned on the Gold Coast, has bucked that challenge with big-amp angel backing and an approach to ad support as unique as a Coltrane solo.
What is Apple’s Ping and could it prompt the death of MySpace?
Poor Myspace. It's been on its last air-guitar-riffing, crowd-surf-groping, drug-fuelled stagger for several years now. Indeed, the only thing that has kept its face from plunging into the vomit-filled toilet bowl of obscurity has been the way musicians have used the platform to self-promote... until now.
Follow the music
If you are at all interested in how technology and the internet are shaping media and culture, then pay a visit to aftertv.com, a website hosting a series of podcast interviews by digital media critic, Andrew Keen.
