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Does your mission statement actually mean anything?
Monday, 28 July | By Nina Hendy
The mission statement is usually a few well-meaning words framed on the wall. But are they actually speaking to you?
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TripAdvisor deal marks long journey to exit for Viator founder Rod Cuthbert
Monday, 28 July | By Kye White
Last week, tours and activities company Viator, which was founded by Rod Cuthbert in Australia in 1995, entered into an agreement to be acquired by TripAdvisor for $200 million, predominantly in cash.
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NBN rollout spreads across Victoria
Monday, 28 July | By Andrew Sadauskas
The NBN Co has announced more suburbs and towns in Victoria are to be added to the National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout.
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EIP picks winners at the expense of fostering innovations, says AIIA CEO
Monday, 28 July | By Kye White
The federal government’s Entrepreneurs Infrastructure Program picks winners, rather than fostering innovation and entrepreneurship, AIIA chief executive officer Suzanne Campbell says.
Government and Regulation
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Does your mission statement actually mean anything?
Monday, 28 July | By Nina Hendy
The mission statement is usually a few well-meaning words framed on the wall. But are they actually speaking to you?
Growth -
TripAdvisor deal marks long journey to exit for Viator founder Rod Cuthbert
Monday, 28 July | By Kye White
Last week, tours and activities company Viator, which was founded by Rod Cuthbert in Australia in 1995, entered into an agreement to be acquired by TripAdvisor for $200 million, predominantly in cash.
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My first year as an entrepreneur: How I’ve failed, what I’ve learnt, and where I’m going
Friday, 25 July | By StartupSmart
It’s been little over a year since I had started HotDesk (Australia’s shared office space booking platform) and LinkedIn made sure my connections knew about it.
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Former newspaper exec Jack Matthews claims his tech startup Rewardle
Friday, 25 July | By Andrew Sadauskas
Jack Matthews, the former head of Fairfax’s digital and metropolitan news divisions, has been named as the new chairman of loyalty card app Rewardle.
Growth
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NBN rollout spreads across Victoria
Monday, 28 July | By Andrew SadauskasThe NBN Co has announced more suburbs and towns in Victoria are to be added to the National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout.
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EIP picks winners at the expense of fostering innovations, says AIIA CEO
Monday, 28 July | By Kye WhiteThe federal government’s Entrepreneurs Infrastructure Program picks winners, rather than fostering innovation and entrepreneurship, AIIA chief executive officer Suzanne Campbell says.
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The Australian-designed mobile phone that’s targeting the elderly
Monday, 28 July | By Kye WhiteGoogle designed a car without a steering wheel, and now Australian startup KISA has released a phone without a screen or keypad.
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Tracking your digital fingerprint online raises privacy issues
Monday, 28 July | By The ConversationJust how much information we give away about ourselves as we browse the web has been raised again by a tracking device used in thousands of websites.
Marketing
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Could a brainstorming session lead to intellectual property issues?
Monday, 28 July | By Vanessa EmilioThere are a few potential issues associated with this scenario you need to consider.
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Startmate opens applications for 2015 intake
Friday, 25 July | By Andrew SadauskasSydney-based mentor-driven seed funding program Startmate has opened applications for its 2015 intake, with the iconic program now entering into its fifth year.
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FRIDAY TIDBITS: Guess the news source, #startupproblems, startup guy fashion
Friday, 25 July | By Bronwen CluneFollowers of startup news (and yes, we assume that is you), this is one to have some fun with.
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The top four e-commerce platforms: which one is right for you?
Friday, 25 July | By StartupSmartHaving a quality e-commerce platform behind your brand is critical in maximising your sales and turning your ‘bricks’ into ‘clicks’.
Planning
Why ‘manageerists’, not managers, are the scum of the Earth
Friday, 25 July
Yours truly is a gentle soul. There is only a small handful of things that cause the Taskmaster any distress. (Of course, by “handful”, I’m assuming here you’re a giant.)
Growth
Business Planning
Startmate opens applications for 2015 intake
Friday, 25 July 2014 06:32 |Sydney-based mentor-driven seed funding program Startmate has opened applications for its 2015 intake, with the iconic program now entering into its fifth year.
Tin Alley beta winter internships set to begin for 2014
Friday, 25 July 2014 04:40 |The Tin Alley beta program has finished the selection process for its winter internship program, with benefits anticipated both for students and the startups they’ll work for.
Marketing
Tracking your digital fingerprint online raises privacy issues
Monday, 28 July 2014 01:21 |Just how much information we give away about ourselves as we browse the web has been raised again by a tracking device used in thousands of websites.
Testimonials and reviews: Keep it real
Thursday, 17 July 2014 03:53 |It’s hard to deny the power of online testimonials. However, there are three things you need to know before you start posting fake reviews.
- How Australian startups are implementing growth hacking
- The seven things not to do when sending emails to customers, clients and prospects
- Mondelez brands pick their Aussie startup partners for Mobile Futures
- Seven ways to make business blogging deliver results
- Where Google got mobile advertising wrong and how one Australian company aims to fix it
Technology
NBN rollout spreads across Victoria
Monday, 28 July 2014 05:31 |The NBN Co has announced more suburbs and towns in Victoria are to be added to the National Broadband Network (NBN) rollout.
The Australian-designed mobile phone that’s targeting the elderly
Monday, 28 July 2014 04:27 |Google designed a car without a steering wheel, and now Australian startup KISA has released a phone without a screen or keypad.
- Apple iPad and Samsung duopoly slips as tablet market grows 11%: IDC
- Companies should report data breaches when necessary: ADMA boss
- Apple tentatively planning to announce iPhone 6 in September
- iPhones still Apple’s bread and butter as profits reach $US7.7 billion
- Any name will do from now on says Google – why the change?
Financing A Business
Five reasons why your startup was rejected from an accelerator
Monday, 28 July 2014 00:15 |I’ve been running a startup accelerator program since 2012. Here are some of the common mistakes I've seen entrepreneurs make when pitching.
Startmate opens applications for 2015 intake
Friday, 25 July 2014 06:32 |Sydney-based mentor-driven seed funding program Startmate has opened applications for its 2015 intake, with the iconic program now entering into its fifth year.
