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Startup Victoria CEO Lars Lindstrom resigns
Friday, 30 January | By StartupSmart
Lars Lindstrom leaves Startup Victoria to take on the role of CEO of ReadCloud. Lindstrom is chairman and co-founder of ReadCloud, which recently closed a Series A funding round.
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Last chance: Startup Muster entries about to close for 2015
Friday, 30 January | By Andrew Sadauskas
Time is rapidly running out for entrepreneurs wishing to participate in a national startup survey, with entries for this year’s survey closing at the end of February 1.
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Australian virtual reality startup opportunities cleared for take-off ahead of Samsung launch
Friday, 30 January | By Andrew Sadauskas
An Australian virtual reality pioneer has highlighted the business potential of immersive content as Samsung Gear VR headsets are set to be rolled out to selected customers aboard Qantas flights, ahead of an upcoming launch of the product.
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Federal government looks at creating a free geocoded national address database
Friday, 30 January | By Andrew Sadauskas
The federal Department of Communications has issued a survey to industry and developers to gauge the interest in creating a geocoded national address platform that would be free for users.
Business planning
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Startup Victoria CEO Lars Lindstrom resigns
Friday, 30 January | By StartupSmart
Lars Lindstrom leaves Startup Victoria to take on the role of CEO of ReadCloud. Lindstrom is chairman and co-founder of ReadCloud, which recently closed a Series A funding round.
Planning -
Last chance: Startup Muster entries about to close for 2015
Friday, 30 January | By Andrew Sadauskas
Time is rapidly running out for entrepreneurs wishing to participate in a national startup survey, with entries for this year’s survey closing at the end of February 1.
Growth -
Australian virtual reality startup opportunities cleared for take-off ahead of Samsung launch
Friday, 30 January | By Andrew Sadauskas
An Australian virtual reality pioneer has highlighted the business potential of immersive content as Samsung Gear VR headsets are set to be rolled out to selected customers aboard Qantas flights, ahead of an upcoming launch of the product.
Technology -
Federal government looks at creating a free geocoded national address database
Friday, 30 January | By Andrew Sadauskas
The federal Department of Communications has issued a survey to industry and developers to gauge the interest in creating a geocoded national address platform that would be free for users.
Business planning
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Startup Victoria CEO Lars Lindstrom resigns
Friday, 30 January | By StartupSmartLars Lindstrom leaves Startup Victoria to take on the role of CEO of ReadCloud. Lindstrom is chairman and co-founder of ReadCloud, which recently closed a Series A funding round.
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Federal government looks at creating a free geocoded national address database
Friday, 30 January | By Andrew SadauskasThe federal Department of Communications has issued a survey to industry and developers to gauge the interest in creating a geocoded national address platform that would be free for users.
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Toowoomba startup community looks at getting its first coworking space
Friday, 30 January | By Andrew SadauskasAs the nation focuses on the outcome of the Queensland election, the Toowoomba startup community is looking forward to a big year ahead in 2015, with a number of events and a new coworking space on the agenda.
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Equitise launches its crowdfunding platform in New Zealand
Friday, 30 January | By Andrew SadauskasEquity crowdfunding platform Equitise launched in New Zealand on Friday, with one startup seeking to use the platform to raise $350,000.
Financing a business
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When should a startup protect its intellectual property?
Friday, 30 January | By StartupSmartEveryone knows getting legal issues sorted can be expensive, but if you’re a startup your IP is likely to be your most valuable asset. Working out how, and when, to protect it can be difficult.
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Bandaids on broadband – Has Turnbull got what it takes to fix the NBN?
Friday, 30 January | By The ConversationThe rules around the NBN have moved rapidly over Christmas.
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Adelaide to strut its stuff for Entrepreneurs’ Week 2015
Wednesday, 28 January | By Broede CarmodyEntrepreneurs from around Australia will flock to Adelaide next week as part of the city’s commitment to becoming a startup hot-spot.
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Competitor wars: how to deal with dirty tricks
Wednesday, 28 January | By Amanda JesnoewskiBeing an entrepreneur is serious business. While some seem to thrive under the pressure of growth and competition, others harden, taking their focus off their own businesses to think up ways to sabotage their competitors.
Business advice and education
Think you’re the next Google? Here’s a New Year’s resolution from Steve Jobs
Monday, 5 January
Recently, your loyal correspondent made the long drive down from Parts Unknown, high up in the hills, to attend a startup pitching event at a local coworking space.
Marketing
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- Startup Victoria CEO Lars Lindstrom resigns
- Last chance: Startup Muster entries about to close for 2015
- Australian virtual reality startup opportunities cleared for take-off ahead of Samsung launch
- Federal government looks at creating a free geocoded national address database
- Toowoomba startup community looks at getting its first coworking space
Business Planning
Federal government looks at creating a free geocoded national address database
Friday, 30 January 2015 05:19 |The federal Department of Communications has issued a survey to industry and developers to gauge the interest in creating a geocoded national address platform that would be free for users.
Toowoomba startup community looks at getting its first coworking space
Friday, 30 January 2015 05:08 |As the nation focuses on the outcome of the Queensland election, the Toowoomba startup community is looking forward to a big year ahead in 2015, with a number of events and a new coworking space on the agenda.
- Australia’s sporting advantage key to startups tackling global markets
- SouthStart 2015 conference announces keynote speakers and plans more investor-friendly direction
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- She Makes Games: encouraging women to make video games
- Three things to keep to keep in mind when moving your startup overseas
Marketing
Four content marketing mistakes you need to avoid
Tuesday, 20 January 2015 00:23 |While attracting and converting customers with content can yield a significant return on investment, not everyone gets it right.
Public relations advice for startups
Monday, 19 January 2015 04:26 |Underestimating the amount of time and money that’s required to launch marketing and PR campaign is a common mistake made by startups, according to Sharon Zeev Poole, the founder of public relations agency Agent 99 PR.
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Technology
Australian virtual reality startup opportunities cleared for take-off ahead of Samsung launch
Friday, 30 January 2015 05:26 |An Australian virtual reality pioneer has highlighted the business potential of immersive content as Samsung Gear VR headsets are set to be rolled out to selected customers aboard Qantas flights, ahead of an upcoming launch of the product.
Bandaids on broadband – Has Turnbull got what it takes to fix the NBN?
Friday, 30 January 2015 03:00 |The rules around the NBN have moved rapidly over Christmas.
- How long does it take for a web page to die? PC gone mad and the source of Tony Abbott’s woes: Best of the Web
- Turnbull’s new government startup will push open data, unitary sign-in
- NBN “augmentation phase” nightmare: Cables connected for 18 months, but still no high-speed internet
- Crowd Mobile completes $3.8 million funding round, an overseas takeover and an IPO
- Why technology hasn’t made life more stressful; Meet the woman who wants to make the “Starbucks of nail salons”: Best of the Web
Financing A Business
Equitise launches its crowdfunding platform in New Zealand
Friday, 30 January 2015 04:46 |Equity crowdfunding platform Equitise launched in New Zealand on Friday, with one startup seeking to use the platform to raise $350,000.
How simple housekeeping can help to close a capital raise
Wednesday, 28 January 2015 05:12 |I often come across entrepreneurs who think that written agreements are unnecessary in the early stages of their business. Here's what they should be doing.
- How much equity should an accelerator take? BlueChilli defends its Disrupt@Scale program
- Ninja Blocks prepares to begin shipping, announces major Ubuntu IoT deal
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- Startups to receive jumpstart from NRMA’s first accelerator program
- Queensland startup cancels Kickstarter campaign despite raising over $500,000
