[SiliconBeach] Semantic web start-ups

Hi, I'm interested in Australian start-ups with a focus on semantic technologies. Is there anyone out there? This is for an article I'm putting together that will come out later in the year. Cheers, Matt Moore +61 423 784 504 m...@innotecture.com.au Sent from my iPhone -- You received t

[SiliconBeach] Welcome to Port 80: "Usability for Startups" by Langoor!

We have the pleasure to introduce Lisa Herrod who will talk about Usability for Startups. All startups have challenges and obstacles they have to work around, not least funding constraints, but that doesn't mean a quality user experience strategy can't be implemented. In fact, with tight budgets a

Re: [SiliconBeach] Re: Hiring a coder in Australia

I believe Atlassian had no shortage of applicants in their recent 'get 32' drive. Perhaps some useful approaches: http://www.atlassian.com/32/get-in.jsp Keith On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 12:03 PM, arcwhite wrote: > I'm currently working at SitePoint.com, and we're on the search for > two new full-t

[SiliconBeach] Re: Hiring a coder in Australia

I'm currently working at SitePoint.com, and we're on the search for two new full-time devs (A PHP developer and an iPhone app developer). We're having an extraordinary amount of trouble just getting resumes through the door; we've had recruiters contact us and describe the current IT environment as

Re: [SiliconBeach] Trampoline Melbourne

Hi Pat As a guy from Sydney, this sounds like a really interesting concept. Need any help bringing it up here? Cheers Sean On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 3:04 PM, Pat Allan wrote: > Hi everyone > > Apologies for the event-spam, but I'm hoping many of you will find this > interesting: > > I don't thi

Re: [SiliconBeach] Abbreviation for the word 'éntre preneur' (Frivolousness warning)

founder? On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 9:24 PM, SoccerFit wrote: > With apologies for the frivolous nature of this question...but is > there an abbreviation, nickname, or acceptable shorthand for the word > entrepreneur...like software engineers are geeks...musicians are > musos...it's a lot of typing

Re: [SiliconBeach] Abbreviation for the word 'éntre preneur' (Frivolousness warning)

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RE: [SiliconBeach] Abbreviation for the word 'éntre preneur' (Frivolousness warning)

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[SiliconBeach] Abbreviation for the word 'éntrepren eur' (Frivolousness warning)

With apologies for the frivolous nature of this question...but is there an abbreviation, nickname, or acceptable shorthand for the word entrepreneur...like software engineers are geeks...musicians are musos...it's a lot of typing...anyone got any ideas? Liam -- You received this message because

[SiliconBeach] Introduction

Hi all, Time for me to stop lurking. I've just recently taken the plunge, quitting my full-time job as V.P. Engineering of Open Kernel Labs (as NICTA spin-out), to do my own thing. Right now I'm providing consulting services to help fund/bootstrap some other projects / ideas. I'm looking forward