Tag: we are hunted
This young Aussie expat whose apps were acquired by Twitter and MyFitnessPal has some...
Nick Crocker, who holds Political Science and Law degrees from the University of Queensland, is a young Aussie expat living in San Francisco.
He currently...
Floss the teeth you want to keep – how to change your behaviour for...
Nick Crocker is no stranger to startups. He was one of the original team behind We Are Hunted that was recently sold to Twitter for an undisclosed sum. His current venture has taken him from the TEDx stage to San Fransisco and back to Australia. And, it could be life changing, for everyone.
Breaking news: Australian startup bought by Twitter for an undisclosed sum
Australian music startup We Are Hunted has been bought by Twitter for an undisclosed sum.
Australia’s clickerati don their best irony fuelled tees for the 16th Annual AIMIA Awards
Sure, they may have the coordination of an engineer in O-week and the optical capabilities of Arthur Dent after three Pan Galactic Gargle Blasters but that didn't stop Australia's web glitterati (Or is that 'clickerati'?) from donning their best converse sneakers, their thickest of black horn rimmed glasses and their favourite irony fuelled Threadless tees to party hard at the Peninsula Function Centre in Melbourne's Docklands.
Australia's clickerati don their best irony fuelled tees for the 16th Annual AIMIA Awards
Sure, they may have the coordination of an engineer in O-week and the optical capabilities of Arthur Dent after three Pan Galactic Gargle Blasters but that didn't stop Australia's web glitterati (Or is that 'clickerati'?) from donning their best converse sneakers, their thickest of black horn rimmed glasses and their favourite irony fuelled Threadless tees to party hard at the Peninsula Function Centre in Melbourne's Docklands.
Website of the Week: We Are Hunted charts the music people are really listening...
There are lots of smart online tools for new music discovery (Pandora, last.fm, jango and imeem come to mind - most of which have become quite familiar with legal representatives of the music labels). But the idea of comprehensively aggregating the online listening and networking behaviour of users is a breakthrough.
