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Tomorrow is Friday and that means Silicon Beach drinks are on starting
at 6 pm sharp at Bar77!
Our special guest for tomorrow is Lars Rasmussen, inventor of Google
Maps. He and his brother Jens were also originators of that other
small project, Google Wave.
Lars is leaving Australia in just a few
Tomorrow is Friday and that means Silicon Beach drinks are on starting
at 6 pm sharp at Bar77!
Our special guest for tomorrow is Lars Rasmussen, inventor of Google
Maps. He and his brother Jens were also originators of that other
small project, Google Wave.
Lars is leaving Australia in just a few
I'm still so angry about this decision I don't know where to begin.
What an insane way to both announce and introduce new pricing policy.
Cuba could have done it better. My brother sells and installs solar
panels and he's probably just lost his job. And NSW just lost a chance
to gradually start we
I'm still so angry about this decision I don't know where to begin.
What an insane way to both announce and introduce new pricing policy.
Cuba could have done it better. My brother sells and installs solar
panels and he's probably just lost his job. And NSW just lost a chance
to gradually start we
We have been busy getting our startup (JustRosters.com.au) ready to
pitch to potential investors. Part of that process has been creating a
financial projections spreadsheet based on a popular template we
downloaded.
It would be great to get it checked by someone (preferably a qualified
accountant)
Hi everyone,
I don't normally like to pimp out conferences, but there's a great
Aussie-only conference that I think anyone in the US should attend (or
watch remotely). Bardia Housman who is one of Australia's more recent
successful tech entrepreneur's (the company behind Good Barry and
before that
One more note:
It turns out that B2B defaults is such a big problem the NSW Gov is
looking for new solutions to servicing the needs of businesses:
http://www.betterregulation.nsw.gov.au/targeted_reviews/review_of_the_debt_recovery_process
Kind regards,
Dale
Dale Hurley
Chief Technology Offi
Bumping. Anyone? Developers with SMS/SMPP experience...call me. 0438
333 061
On a side note, things are blowing up here at Burst, we have been
learning a lot and having fun along the way. We have made all the
startup mistakes and hopefully are starting to break through. If
anyone is interested in
check out blog post by Brad Feld, also Angel List is supposed to have
a set for essentially book-building angel syndicates.
http://www.feld.com/wp/archives/2010/03/the-proliferation-of-standardized-seed-financing-documents.html
On Oct 28, 8:50 am, Marko wrote:
> We need to put together an early
Very interested in the final product.
Going full time on business in 3 weeks, will be able to help then.
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 9:50 AM, Marko wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> this idea started from my personal need to get together a legal doc
> kit for our startup, but I think that there is a larg
Hello everyone,
this idea started from my personal need to get together a legal doc
kit for our startup, but I think that there is a larger problem that
needs to be solved.
We need to put together an early stage startup and seed funding
document kit that is relevant to Australian startups. This d
Hi All
Thank you for your feedback and comments. We have had some great
feedback directly through the site to. Yes we do have plans to link
into ASIC in 2011 through a sister company of ours.
We understand that there is a likelihood that there will be some
document uploads which are not truthful.
The ratio of malicious to scumbag in a B2B context is prob 1:1000. And it is
scumbags being pointed at that make the most noise. Yelp has had similar
issues. It you get push back and complaints then the business model is working,
and you can address support and disputes.
Given the scumbags have
Good question
On Oct 13, 11:41 pm, Joshua Partogi wrote:
> Can you share
> your experience on approaching Australians to subscribe to your SaaS?
> Do you find it harder or easier to convince Australians to get their
> money out to pay for your products?
I don't think Australians are any differen
On Oct 26, 11:40 am, Geoff Langdale wrote:
> I'd be
> particularly interested to hear about any startups with more than the
> average level of 'depth' in terms of algorithms and computer science.
whilst not exactly common, the winner of the UQ Enterprise competition
(Southern Innovation) is what
Steve you raise some good points but I still think this is a good
service and such things can be ironed out. It's not wrong, it's in
it's infancy.
D&B have been doing this for years along with a number of other
agencies and they all do it on the quiet and people who have been
reported never find o
I'm sorry, I imagine these guys have the best of intentions but this is just
wrong.
There's no protection against malicious use of the service (load up a
document? Oh please)
There's no transparency - you can't easily explore or find out about any
malicious use.
There's no recognition that some di
Today the NSW Premier announced an effective of cancelling the NSW
solar energy market.
http://www.premier.nsw.gov.au/sites/default/files/101027-Solar-Bonus-Scheme_0.pdf
It reduced the solar Feed-in-Tariff from $0.60 to $0.20. This decision
has probably cost up to 5,000 jobs and up to $4 billion
Nice work Dale!
Seems like a simple yet important business need you're solving.
On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 5:21 PM, Dale wrote:
> Hi All
>
> We have launch CreditorWatch - http://creditorwatch.com.au
>
> As friends of Silicon Beach we have setup a promo code that will not
> be ever matched aga
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