Huh... can't find a way to add anything to the Home panel.
Added it to the info section:
http://groups.google.com/group/silicon-beach-australia/about
Rai
On Fri, Jun 17, 2011 at 4:42 PM, Andrew Dowling andrew.dowl...@tapestry.net
wrote:
Bravo Alex -- a nice example of a just do it
Hello Australia!
I'm from Brighton, and I joined this mailing list to find out what the
situation is like out over there regarding new media in general, so
i'll probably just lurk a lot.
I'm a programmer, and I mainly make Flash and Unity3D games for web
and recently iOS. Is there much demand
Welcome iestyn;
There is a demand for your expertise especially in games development.
I think Aussies are just about to hit their peak in regards to making
a gaming impact on the world stage- take for example Firemints recent
sell to EA, the strength of Fruit Ninja and the every growing
Hey thanks for the info!
I'm particularly interested in what's going on in the Melbourne area. It
seems that there's quite a lot of activity in the city, which is good as out
of everywhere I'd be most interested in working around there. I visited last
month and it seems like a great place.
I've
Glad to see so many Mark Suster fans. I really love reading his Blog
and watching his This Week In VC show its really eye opening.
As for the Fail Fast mantra I think if people are hearing that term
and not understanding the overall concept of Failing Fast in terms
of Lean Startup Methodology and
Hi All,
I am heading along to the Startup Weekend happening on the 24-26th, I
am really looking forward to the experience. I am a follower of the
lean startup movement (Eric Ries) and customer development (Steve
Blank), however I am not a practitioner, yet. I've rather foolishly
been waiting for
How do you know yet? You are assuming Spreets is doing the exact same
thing as Groupon but what you might not see is what other innovation
are they working on to the improve the model. How are they trying to
make it better for their customers and end users. To me its the micro
improvement that you
Does it cost money, to attend these startup weekends?
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On 17/06/2011, at 11:40 PM, Rich richard.kr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I am heading along to the Startup Weekend happening on the 24-26th, I
am really looking forward to the experience. I am a follower of the
lean
I started the thread -- at least give me a chance for reply :-)
Thanks for showing initiative Alex but I won't be putting this as a link to
the website as it's just as easy to implement a more robust solution. For
example, the jobs board as http://jobs.smashingmagazine.com and
careers.foxness.com
http://sciblogs.co.nz/a-measure-of-science/2011/05/24/lifting-new-zealands-productivity-through-rd/
NZ OpEd perspective on RD tax credits. Summary
- worries that firms will reclassify existing work as research and
development to gain tax credits, rather than actually innovate
- not sufficient
http://sciblogs.co.nz/a-measure-of-science/2011/04/04/new-zealands-largest-inventor-network-a-glimpse-of-our-innovation-ecosystem/
14 domestic companies dominate
Primary (Ag) = Fonterra, Wrightson Seeds, Arborgen,
Secondary (Manufacturing/Processing) = Vital Food Processors, Fisher
and Paykel
I may be misinterpreting the way the RD tax credits work, but from what I
understand the ability of any particular government bureaucrat is irrelevant
to the way this money is being 'distributed'. The theory with this system is
that it will encourage private enterprise to invest in RD ventures
It's $99 for the weekend, students get a discount.
The cost covers meals, venue and other expenses if I'm not wrong.
It'll be the best $99 you've ever spent :)
http://swsyd.eventbrite.com/
On Sat, Jun 18, 2011 at 2:25 AM, Darren onthis...@gmail.com wrote:
Does it cost money, to attend these
bit of a typo with that second link (unless you're promoting win an ipad
schemes! 8+))
Do you know what the name of the plug in is at all?
Kind regards,
judd
On Sat, Jun 18, 2011 at 7:11 AM, Elias Bizannes elias.bizan...@gmail.comwrote:
I started the thread -- at least give me a chance for
Jeez, calm down. Spreets is one of approximately 3000 group marketing
companies that have sprouted up recently. It's not exactly rocket
science, or even computer science.
This whole business about the 'stone wheel', and your bizarre
'incremental refinement' story, puts me in mind of the
That's funny stuff Geoff.
There was once only one insurance company and one share trading site, and one
web-based email provider.
Let's not get all upset about who copied who. There is plenty of success for
everyone (but not for long). In this instance though, the first is very public.
This
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