Archive for the ‘Technology’ Category

TEDxBrisbane

We are pleased to announce that TEDxBrisbane will be held at the State Library of Queensland (SLQ) on Saturday 6th of March 2010. Registrations for this exciting event will be open later this year. TEDxBrisbane is an independently organised TED branded event. The program theme will be

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The Art of Persuasion

I had the pleasure of guest presenting at InnoFuture Momentum on the topic of “The Art of Persuasion” – using new media channels (namely social media) to interact with and influence an audience. We were fortunate enough to enjoy fantastic audience participation on the day and the

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Interative Minds: Twitter It’s So Hot Right Now

I’m speaking at this month’s Interactive Minds Seminar about the use of Twitter in business. I will be discussing how businesses can appropriately and effectively engage their customers through social media by building real relationships and not spam. It should be a great morning with a raft

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Sydney Morning Herald Website Hacked?

Check out the Twitpic I just snapped on my iPhone! The Sydney Morning Herald’s website appears to have been hacked! A cheeky poke at North Korea’s leader Kim Jong II – (in the picture caption). http://twitpic.com/2v5mt

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Dot-Comers

There’s no doubt about it, it’s tough making a buck today. Even hanging on to the money you’ve got is hard enough. But it’s at times like these that we begin to truly appreciate the resources we have at our disposal and how clever we humans can

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Where’s the Love?

I came across this photo while browsing a_lil_spaz’s Flickr stream today and it made me stop and think about the relationships that we share together as human beings. Too often we see blatantly rude acts by strangers, friends & colleagues that are becoming more & more the

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Aquaduct – Robust or Rubbish?

While the Aquaduct proposes a very clever and innovative idea for developing nations that are clean-water scarce, one must wonder about the true practicality and cost of such innovation. Not only would there be significant cultural barriers to entry – even if the Aquaduct were provided free,

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Watchdog Warns of Big iPhone bills | NEWS.com.au

* Smart phone technology “gives rise to consumer protection issues” * Data allocations can be exceeded at significant cost * Technology: Read more news and reviews in our Tech section »THE latest crop of so-called smart phones may not be such a smart choice when it comes

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Australian iPhone Release UPDATE

Here’s a short summary of the video above: OK everyone UPDATE – the new iPhone is almost certain to be announced today American (pacific time 10pm), tomorrow Australian (Eastern Standard time 3AM) at the World Wide Developer’s Conference (WWDC). It is a very highly anticipated announcement and

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Thirty Day Challenge Preview

Wow! Or, Oh my god! Are the usual reactions people express when they stumble across this amazing resource for the first time. Yes, I am talking about the Thirty Day Challenge (30DC)… Well what is the 30DC? “The Thirty Day Challenge is about making your first $1

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Flock a Web 2.0 Web Browser

Why isn’t the whole world using this browser already? It is amazing! I can’t believe I’m saying it but it has OUTSTRIPPED FIREFOX. Here’s the first paragraph from the ‘Getting Started’ page after installing the Flock Browser: WelcomeMeet your new favorite browser.Get started with Flock in three

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