Their tweet stream suggests the winner was announced in June 2010:
http://twitter.com/#!/apps4nsw
I think the competition was launched in about December 2009. Their
heart's in the right place.
Coincidentally the CTO behind NuMaps lives near me and I remember him
saying the announcement was timed
I remember when I checked for the winners last year, they had no
updates 3 months after the competition?
When did they finally announce the winner?
Rex Chung
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Hey everyone,
I received a bit of feedback from my introductions post last week about a
startup show. I have been looking at producing one, so I am pretty keen to
get it off the ground, but I will need your help.
At the moment I am planning 2 shows. The first of which is a radio style
show in
Hi Dylan,
It's not so much about complaining. It's just startups can be entry level
things. Startup type people might be looking for jobs for themselves to
fund their own startup or might be looking for people of a similar ilk to
do work in an existing startup.
This isn't really a category of jo
Hi Ben,
I've just recently joined this group.
IP lawyers are the people usually responsible for handling litigation
matters (however, they may also enrol the services of a barrister).
An IP lawyer is different to a Patent Attorney (I am a Patent
Attorney) who provides advice on how to protect yo
Option 5: don't prematurely optimise.
I've not seen anyone complain about too many people posting job ads or
looking for work. There are plenty of options out there to find people
or jobs.
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P: +61
Developers on this list looking for something to create may be
interested in the new apps4nsw dev day:
http://bit.ly/f0IlZi
(link to an eventbrite page for the event on 19 Feb 2011, via Web
Directions mailing list)
The main apps4nsw site is down at the moment but here's an article on
techworld ab
On 02/02/2011, at 10:23 AM, David Lyon wrote:
Well, I think there are three schools of thought:
Option 4: Provide a second email list, but aggregate it into a daily
digest forwarded to SB.
Limits SB postings to one per day, discards incorrect ones,
can still be filtered based on ta
Well, I think there are three schools of thought:
Option 1 : Direct email to this list of a job by anybody with a set subject
that can easily be filtered by the user by adding a subject
filter.
Very simple. Would work with multiple external sources.
D
Jeez you guys overcomplicate things. All of these proposals involve a
whole lot of moving parts when everyone already is used to using
Google Groups and has identities here already. For what it's worth, I
think we should just make a sub-group that people can read as they see
fit.
If the tumbleweed
Mike,
In the past I have managed to get great 2nd hand booths, there are a
bunch of companies that deal in them.
e.gg http://www.exhibittrader.com/
On Jan 31, 2:25 am, Mike Zimmerman wrote:
> We are thinking of buying a trade show booth for our various
> conferences.
>
> Anyone have any exper
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the mention. Yuval maybe subscribe to startupdigest.com and
select melbourne as your city of preference. We then send an email
each monday listing events happening in Melbourne each week.
There used to be a Silicon Beach melbourne drinks but I think some
people tried to move
Andrew - no worries.
The Synadias address (silicon-beach-j...@synadias.com) is live now, so I
think the first step for implementation would be for anyone with jobs to
offer (or needs for one) to vote with their email clients and send details
to it. If we can establish precedent, then I'm sure it w
@Paul -- I wrote my last post without having seen your post about
synadias. This looks very interesting & would be worth trying out.
Would still need a mention on the home page that this was the
preferred approach for SB with appropriate instructions though ...
which I'd be fine with as long as it
Pleasantly surprised to see such a quick response to my far-too-long
post. Several suggestions in there, any of which would work as an
acceptable solution. (Shame snowballer is down right now -- looking
forward to when it's back up so I can check it out.)
I think the key, though, is SB getting beh
As Elias mentioned, we've been discussing ways of improving communication on
SiliconBeach - especially around topics that have the potential to become
quite noisy. To that end, myself and Ash Angell have been building an
application for curating and distributing content within communities -
http://
Hi Lawrence,
The figures here are consistent with another set I have seen showing
that venture capital funds overall have sucked more money in than they
have ever turned out.
However, discussions I had with VCs when I was at business school was
more around the venture capital business model than
there's a few options out there
disclosure: I run a job news aggregator website called www.jobcrunch.com.au
there's white label job board websites you can use.
for example
1. http://www.jobberbase.com/.
real life example: http://socialmediajobs.com.au/ which is run by a
contact of mine @servan
Hi Ben,
Not really answering your question, but to give you a UK perspective:
For what it's worth, CICs in the UK don't have any tax benefit status, they
are taxed like any other limited company. The only real benefit is in "state
of mind" and marketing purposes. It does have restrictions on how
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