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Hospitality recruitment site in safe pair of hands
7:51PM | Monday, 14 July 2014 | Kye White
Like football fans around the world, Melbourne Victory goalkeeper Nathan Coe has had a busy couple of weeks following the World Cup, but he’s also got another reason to be bleary eyed.
Aussie startup aims to wrestle back its users’ personal data
7:18PM | Monday, 14 July 2014 | Broede Carmody
An Australian startup wants to help people control their personal information and understand their online identity.
How getting the right domain name grew my business overnight
7:57PM | Monday, 14 July 2014 | Shaun McGowan
One night at a domain name conference I bought a domain name for $2000. It changed the direction my business was heading – in a good way.
Google admits to a diversity problem, releasing stats on its staff
5:44AM | Thursday, 29 May 2014 | Bronwen Clune
Google has admitted it has a diversity problem releasing stats that show their staff is 70% men; 61% white, 30% Asian, 3% Hispanic, 2% black. The numbers point to a glaring problem, but the behemoth’s admission could be a first step to change.
It ain’t hard for Australian startups, claims digital pioneer
5:30PM | Thursday, 8 May 2014 | Bronwen Clune
Cut the bullshit and just do it is the blunt message from digital pioneer Peter Williams for Australian startups.
CeBIT StartUp 2014 – the rundown from a startup’s perspective
5:41PM | Thursday, 8 May 2014 | Sarah Moran
So what exactly did CeBIT StartUp 2014 offer the budding startup entrepreneur? Sarah Moran gives us the lowdown.
Choosing a technology is choosing a culture
5:30PM | Wednesday, 7 May 2014 | Nathan Dintenfass
The technology you choose for your startup can have a big impact on the culture you build.
A Tasmanian startup is trying to take a bite out of the lucrative online video industry
5:01PM | Tuesday, 6 May 2014 | Kye White
Tasmanian animation startup Biteable has its eyes set on the lucrative online business video market.
Last-minute travel and tour app launches after taking time out
5:44PM | Monday, 5 May 2014 | Kye White
Last-minute travel app GoStandby launched last week, roughly nine months after it won Startup Weekend Gold Coast.
Global Startup Wiki launches, but with doubts Australia will embrace it
3:06PM | Monday, 31 March 2014 | Bronwen Clune
There have been attempts at creating a snapshot of the Australian startup scene, but will a Startup Wiki do the job?
Tin Alley internship program is back, with newer companies and no pay for tech interns
3:21PM | Monday, 31 March 2014 | Rose Powell
Internship program Tin Alley has introduced a new winter program that places 10 interns in brand new companies, the significant difference to its summer program being that these interns aren’t paid.
Why job descriptions matter
3:15PM | Friday, 14 March 2014 | Taskmaster
Most entrepreneurs love their staff. Don't they?
Weekly digest: This week’s stories in one easy to check place
3:37PM | Friday, 14 March 2014 | Rose Powell
We tackled some big topics this week, from the worst red tape for start-ups to five myths about scaling a business to how Australia can overcome a fear of failure many believe is holding the start-up ecosystem back.
Top five areas to start a business in 2014
1:00AM | Friday, 3 January 2014 | Gavin Lower
When it comes to starting your own business, it can be a challenge working out what sectors have the best potential.
The Weekly Digest: New partnerships, investment news and plenty of tips
12:03PM | Friday, 20 December 2013 | Rose Powell
Despite many corporates slowing down and packing up this week as we roll towards Christmas, the Australian start-up community has been powering along.
Going global against all advice with no funding: HealthKit co-founder shares their Start-ups are Scary moment
12:00AM | Friday, 20 December 2013 | Rose Powell
Building a global health administration system was crazy. At least that's what Alison Hardacre and Lachlan Wheeler's friends told them.
Can the crowd revolutionise roadside assistance? Meet the start-up with the NRMA and RACV in its sights
12:00AM | Wednesday, 18 December 2013 | Rose Powell
A roadside assistance start-up has recently built an app they believe will change how broken down drivers get help.
Insights from the San Francisco Lean Startup Conference: Lean is serious and here to stay
12:57PM | Monday, 16 December 2013 | Rose Powell
Angel investor Jeffrey Tobias has returned from the International Lean Startup Conference in San Francisco convinced about the durability of the lean start-up approach.
The seven key considerations for tech start-ups choosing a business structure
7:59PM | Tuesday, 9 July 2013 | Marc Peskett
Getting the structure of your company right might be at the back of your mind when you start-up, but it's important to give it some serious thought.
How to turn your travel blog into a business
7:16PM | Friday, 5 July 2013 | Rose Powell
Travel bloggers turned business owners Caroline and Craig Makepeace have been announced as panellists at the upcoming Social Media Tourism Symposium in Wollongong this July.
