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Sydney startup GoFar heading to Switzerland for international pitching competition
Tuesday, 27 January | By Broede Carmody
A Sydney startup is heading to Switzerland to battle it out for the chance to win $US500,000 in funding.
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How much equity should an accelerator take? BlueChilli defends its Disrupt@Scale program
Tuesday, 27 January | By Broede Carmody
Some Australian entrepreneurs have raised concerns over the amount of equity BlueChilli's Disrupt@Scale program is asking for.
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Australia’s sporting advantage key to startups tackling global markets
Tuesday, 27 January | By Broede Carmody
Australia is a world leader when it comes to sporting technology but more could be done to support its sports-tech startups, according to the founder of a company that specialises in helping athletes and individuals recover from injuries.
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Queensland needs a ‘Silicon Reef’, according to Palmer United Party candidate
Tuesday, 27 January | By Broede Carmody
A Palmer United candidate running in the Queensland election has called on the state government to do more to embrace innovation and startups as a way to battle the current economic climate.
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Apps more valuable than Hollywood movies: analyst
Friday, 23 January | By Kye White
The 'app economy' now makes as much money as Hollywood, according to Asymco analyst Horace Dediu.
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NBN “augmentation phase” nightmare: Cables connected for 18 months, but still no high-speed internet
Friday, 23 January | By Andrew Sadauskas
Residents of multi-dwelling units (MDU) are complaining that they have waited over a year to get national broadband network services activated, despite cables and equipment being installed to their apartments.
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Ninja Blocks prepares to begin shipping, announces major Ubuntu IoT deal
Friday, 23 January | By Andrew Sadauskas
Ninja Blocks has begun shipping the Ninja Sphere and announced it has signed up as a key partner for Canonical’s Ubuntu Core embedded device operating system, as it opens its first office in the US.
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Taxi and payment platform Ingogo expands nationally ahead of IPO
Friday, 23 January | By Andrew Sadauskas
Taxi app and payments platform Ingogo is preparing to roll out its services nationally ahead of an anticipated initial public offering.
Financing a business
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Sydney startup GoFar heading to Switzerland for international pitching competition
Tuesday, 27 January | By Broede CarmodyA Sydney startup is heading to Switzerland to battle it out for the chance to win $US500,000 in funding.
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How much equity should an accelerator take? BlueChilli defends its Disrupt@Scale program
Tuesday, 27 January | By Broede CarmodySome Australian entrepreneurs have raised concerns over the amount of equity BlueChilli's Disrupt@Scale program is asking for.
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Queensland needs a ‘Silicon Reef’, according to Palmer United Party candidate
Tuesday, 27 January | By Broede CarmodyA Palmer United candidate running in the Queensland election has called on the state government to do more to embrace innovation and startups as a way to battle the current economic climate.
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Hello Windows 10: could this be a winner for Microsoft?
Tuesday, 27 January | By The ConversationThe hype around the next generation of Windows reached a new high this week with the Windows 10 Preview, held at Microsoft’s Redmond HQ in the US.
Innovation
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Australia’s sporting advantage key to startups tackling global markets
Tuesday, 27 January | By Broede CarmodyAustralia is a world leader when it comes to sporting technology but more could be done to support its sports-tech startups, according to the founder of a company that specialises in helping athletes and individuals recover from injuries.
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NBN “augmentation phase” nightmare: Cables connected for 18 months, but still no high-speed internet
Friday, 23 January | By Andrew SadauskasResidents of multi-dwelling units (MDU) are complaining that they have waited over a year to get national broadband network services activated, despite cables and equipment being installed to their apartments.
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Taxi and payment platform Ingogo expands nationally ahead of IPO
Friday, 23 January | By Andrew SadauskasTaxi app and payments platform Ingogo is preparing to roll out its services nationally ahead of an anticipated initial public offering.
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How to structure your startup for investment
Friday, 23 January | By StartupSmartIt's important to understand what potential Angel and VC investors will want to see from a legal standpoint before investing.
Planning
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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- Australia’s sporting advantage key to startups tackling global markets
- Queensland needs a ‘Silicon Reef’, according to Palmer United Party candidate
- Hello Windows 10: could this be a winner for Microsoft?
Business Planning
Australia’s sporting advantage key to startups tackling global markets
Tuesday, 27 January 2015 03:13 |Australia is a world leader when it comes to sporting technology but more could be done to support its sports-tech startups, according to the founder of a company that specialises in helping athletes and individuals recover from injuries.
SouthStart 2015 conference announces keynote speakers and plans more investor-friendly direction
Tuesday, 13 January 2015 04:06 |South Australia’s largest startup conference has announced its keynote speakers for 2015, including Shark Tank investor Stephen Baxter, OneShift founder Gen George and BlueChilli’s Alan Jones.
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
NBN “augmentation phase” nightmare: Cables connected for 18 months, but still no high-speed internet
Friday, 23 January 2015 05:57 |Residents of multi-dwelling units (MDU) are complaining that they have waited over a year to get national broadband network services activated, despite cables and equipment being installed to their apartments.
Crowd Mobile completes $3.8 million funding round, an overseas takeover and an IPO
Friday, 23 January 2015 05:11 |Think your day has been busy? Spare a thought for Crowd Mobile, which announced the takeover of a Hong Kong-based company on the same day as its initial public offering, after completing a $3.8 million pre-IPO funding round.
- Why technology hasn’t made life more stressful; Meet the woman who wants to make the “Starbucks of nail salons”: Best of the Web
- StartupAUS: What we learnt from Startup Muster
- Windows 10: Holograms are coming, but Internet Explorer is dead
- An aide Bemoir: startup aims to use NFC to make social media more intimate
- Cloud market to reach heights of $650 million by 2020, as businesses look to the skies
Financing A Business
How much equity should an accelerator take? BlueChilli defends its Disrupt@Scale program
Tuesday, 27 January 2015 04:16 |Some Australian entrepreneurs have raised concerns over the amount of equity BlueChilli's Disrupt@Scale program is asking for.
Ninja Blocks prepares to begin shipping, announces major Ubuntu IoT deal
Friday, 23 January 2015 05:40 |Ninja Blocks has begun shipping the Ninja Sphere and announced it has signed up as a key partner for Canonical’s Ubuntu Core embedded device operating system, as it opens its first office in the US.
- Taxi and payment platform Ingogo expands nationally ahead of IPO
- Startups to receive jumpstart from NRMA’s first accelerator program
- Queensland startup cancels Kickstarter campaign despite raising over $500,000
- Crowdsourcing startup partners with Microsoft to promote innovation through coding
- Bitcoin’s continuing price fall unmasks its underlying flaws. Is this its end?
