On Tue, 2009-09-15 at 16:21 -0700, Paul Wallbank wrote:
> On my monthly technology radio spot with Tony Delroy this Thursday
> night, I'll be talking with Lars Rasmussen about the story of Google
> Maps and Google Wave.
Nice, what part of wave are you going to be looking at?
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James Purser
Col
On 16/09/2009, at 2:03 AM, Elias Bizannes wrote:
> Melbourne fizzled out because of inconsistency. Fortnightly was an
> experiment and it proved it doesn;t work.
For the Sydney SB drinks it helps that the bar is on the same block as
us and several other companies such as Anchor and it h
On my monthly technology radio spot with Tony Delroy this Thursday
night, I'll be talking with Lars Rasmussen about the story of Google
Maps and Google Wave.
We'll also be looking at the challenges for entrepreneurs taking their
ideas to Silicon Valley.
The show is live and lines are open to lis
Thanks Pat - The Melb Jelly slipped my mind. I'll be there this Friday.
Pieter's away at the moment, but some of us have talked to him about
reviving it - There are some others that I think would be keen (the
RMIT crowd, Adioso, Rentoid, etc).
If anyone else is interested, drop me a line.
Cheer
Melbourne fizzled out because of inconsistency. Fortnightly was an
experiment and it proved it doesn;t work.
All it takes is three people, committing to attending every week for the
first 3-6 months - and you watch what will happen. People aren't going to
the Melbourne drinks because they are wait
> Most companies that are built to flip or who are led by people with a
> desire for the large payouts associated with selling the company tend
> to place more emphasis on building value for shareholders & potential
> buyers, rather than on building value for their customers. Either that
> or they
Hi Pat,
That a vocal chunk of Mint users publicly declared they were deleting
their accounts after hearing of the sale sums it up for me. I struggle
to see how it's possible to "fundamentally disagree with capitalism's
obsession over growth", and then praise the "value" created by Mint
fl
IANA Business person, but just a couple of thoughts...
* Part of me really bristles at the idea of building a business to
sell it. It feels wasteful, and on some level makes it look like you
weren't really serious about the idea. Don't get me wrong, sometimes
selling is a good idea, but as
When we start talking about visa's etc it opens up a huge bag of
worms. Are we after just coders ? or Entrepreneurs (E's for short)?
I think we are after Entrepreneurs( are we or is it just coders?). So
if we are trying to attract E's then lets look at why would they
come ? Do we have a situa
There's also Jelly co-working:
http://wiki.workatjelly.com/JellyInMelbourne
and Social Media Breakfasts (original blog post, but still going
strong every Friday morning):
http://thezeitgeists.blogspot.com/2009/01/inaugural-melbourne-social-media-friday.html
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Pat
On 15/09/2009, at 5:21 AM,
Thanks guys, thanks very much for your detail answers, I’ll try your advices
soon.
On 9/15/09, 1_Place wrote:
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> Tony
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> Just be careful that, before you finalise the name that you wish to
> use, that you are clear to use it!
>
> You do not want to spend a lot of money marketing the new name
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