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This guy has raised $350,000 within just two weeks for his ‘Facebook for gamers’...

Gerald Ainomugisha - Apr 22, 2015

A self-described “massive gamer”, Riad Chikhani fell in love with gaming when he was about four years old, when he touched his first ever...

Don’t over think it, just KIISS! Keep It Insanely Simple Stupid

Dermott Dowling - Nov 6, 2014

Why do most businesses make it so complicated for themselves, as well as you and me as consumers? And how come some businesses get...

How Halfbrick ducked tag of one-hit wonder with Jetpack Jetride

Caimes - Jul 18, 2012

How does a gaming company avoid being a one-hit game wonder? Rovio and Halfbrick Studios have managed to leap that hurdle. What is the Halfbrick secret after the amazing success of Fruit Ninja? The company adopted the Google’s 80-20 method of work.

Fruit-loopy video: Ronnie Corbett’s dongle won’t fit in his Blackberry [VIDEO]

Jody Murray - Jan 13, 2011

It seems British comedy legend Ronnie Corbett's character has a problem with his Blackberry ... er, blackberry. In addition to this bit being incredibly smart (and deliciously old-skool), it also reminds us that even in the digital age, what's new is old, as we outfit common words and phrases with new definitions.

Microsoft previews Wii killer gaming tech

Paul Ryan - Jul 3, 2009

This is what Microsoft is working on for the next evolution in gaming. Project Natal, as it's being called, was unveiled back at the start of June at the E3 gaming conference. It features controller-free, full-body gaming. If it works half as well as this video, Sony and Nintendo will be scrambling.

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Anthill Magazine - Aug 10, 2015

So you’ve got a brilliant idea, or maybe you’ve even started building your nascent business, but you think it might help to bring on some extra money. You try to raise the money, but wherever you go it seems there are roadblocks and challenges, and it’s difficult to know where to start. To help tackle this tricky tropic, we interviewed Bryan Vadas. He’s the founder of iPledg (Australia’s leading crowdfunding platform for creative, commercial, charitable and community projects) and Capital Exchange Australia (an education and funding platform for startups).