This entire chain of events can be attributed to that one review done by a mum in business who did not know me. It was a genuine review from someone who wanted to help other women in business.
If you look back to the pre-millennial time before 1980’s, there were as many dreams and talents as now. Since then, technology, the Internet and smartphones democratised opportunities and brought them closer to those with the dream to do more, especially the youth.
Tech lawyer Nick Abrahams’ book, Digital Disruption in Australia looks at how companies can not only survive but also thrive in the next digital generation
For Peter Salakas, the party is just getting started. Steady growth have been the bywords for Salakas and his older brother, Dean, since they bought the family business, The Party People, in 2007. Under their care, the party-supply retailer has expanded from four employees to more than 20.
As CEO of Fairfax Digital, the online arm of Fairfax Media, Jack Matthews has been steering the Australian news giant since 2006 (when internet journalism was still an afterthought for most publishing houses). Matthews says in the interview that while advertising still drives of the bulk of Fairfax’s revenues, he is aware that media companies are experimenting with the sales of good and services.
Australians’ use of handhelds to track the election and its aftermath led to record usage levels. Nielsen’s Mobile Market Intelligence service saw overall volume leap by 19 percent in August, compared to July, with the major news organisations the key beneficiaries of the traffic increase.
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