While I'm not going to defend this specific post (the formatting hurt
my eyes) or David's behaviour overall, I think we should keep in mind
there are broader investment classes and market trends that
entrepreneurs in the Internet and tech sectors need to be aware of.
Blanket banning certain
Hi Peter, would love an intro to Bill from Garage Ventures. I'm in
Palo Alto this week with five Aussie startups as part of
Startmate.com.au and we're pitching for early-stage angel/VC
investment. The guys are here until the 30th.
Thanks,
- alan
On Mar 23, 5:49 pm, innovation9
Paul that's a fair point but there is resentment with literally dozens of
people on this mailing list (who have not been afraid to let me know) due to
the behaviour of Lyons that this simply was a tipping point.
Elias Bizannes
http://eliasbizannes.com
*Coming to a freeway near you:*
Leaving aside David's behavior, I disagree with this anyway.
I come here for excellent threads like the ones discussing options, or
to hear about what's going on in specific startups in Australia. I'm
interested in the viewpoints of many people in the local startup scene
on startups even when I
FWIW, i agree with Geoff, while the orig post might have been off
topic in the strict sense of it not being specifically start up
related, its an interesting article posted by a member of the startup
community which i enjoyed reading.
On 25 March 2011 08:37, Geoff Langdale
Hi all,
In the process of launching http://stillalive.com/ down here in Australia, we
are at the point of putting our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy up as part of
getting our billing solution implemented.
I'll obviously be running whatever I get through a lawyer, however, does anyone
have
Hi Mikel,
I started building something like StillAlive a few years ago, but then
I came across this Australian company: http://www.wormly.com
I am not affiliated in any way with them, and only use their service
for all our websites, and SaaS solutions. Their support of many
protocols, multiple
Cool; I'm a super happy customer of Wormly, and I didn't know they were
Aussies! FTW
-Original Message-
From: silicon-beach-australia@googlegroups.com
[mailto:silicon-beach-australia@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Andrew Bruno
Sent: Friday, 25 March 2011 9:38 AM
To:
On 25/03/2011, at 9:38 AM, Andrew Bruno wrote:
With StillAlive, I do like the concept of html navigation (If I
understand it correctly). This is excellent for detecting web site
hacking where content is changed, de-masked, etc.., this can be your
greatest differentiator.
Thanks Andrew,
And
soapbox
Guys,
I'm going to back Elias 100% here. Let's not theorize about the rights and
wrongs in a general sense. There were a number of people who complained to
Elias about the obstreperous behaviour of an individual and I for one had
considered unsubscribing from this group to get away from
Hi Mikel,
You can use our privacy policy as a basis as we're only for Australian
customers and we're heavily lawyered-up.
http://www.enablehr.com.au/privacy
There's some additional GA stuff in their you may not need.
I can't provide the Terms of Use as ours is very specific to the
I didn't realise they were Aussie based as well... We also use them for
monitoring, mainly because they called me when a service went down.
Pingdom was good, but SMS and email don't wake me up :-)..
Sitealive looks cool, give us a shout if you want us to give it a test.
*Sheng* *Yeo*
Director |
Oops; I wasn't clear enough, apparently, in my use of 'this'. You're
not agreeing with me, though, which should be clear from the
paragraph:
What I'm not interested in is wading through a sci/tech news
aggregator where anything faintly tech-connected gets a mention, or an
generalized opinion
Hmmm...okay better out myself as long time lurker, first time poster... :-)
Scott Handsaker - CEO and co-founder of www.eventarc.com - Melb based event
registration system, investor backed.
pimp my business
Compared to Eventbrite we:
1. Answer the phone in Aus business hours when you call
2.
Hey guys,
Just wanted to let you know about a new Australian startup (out of Melbourne
– with global focus).
It's called The Conversation http://theconversation.edu.au and was
cofounded by Andrew Jaspan (ex editor of The Age) and Jack Rejtman (ex
Yahoo). It's received quite a bit of funding
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