Dell has just announced the finalists in its 2009 Small to Medium Business Excellence Award and it struck me that half of them are from Victoria. Sydney has always held the reputation as the big business hub of Australia, but could it be that Melbourne is winning the race in the SME stakes?
Remember that PR agency you all went mad about when she offered media coverage or your PR for free? Well, she just won another new client so she must be doing something right, eh?
Recently returned from a trip to my new favourite city. It strikes me that the Sydney/Melbourne rivalry is just a bit silly really. I say this because there is absolutely no way you can compare two such different cities like for like.
A new business concept called Smart Cooking claims to answer the ‘What’s for dinner?” question for health-conscious, time-poor Sydneysiders.
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And I thought us Brits were overly politically correct. It seems you Aussies are a little sensitive when it comes to Gordon Ramsay. I for one am a big fan. Just last week, a few of us on Twitter started places bets on how long it’d be before the media starting going bananas about Gordo’s […]
Intel Corporation has introduced four new processors, including a low-power version and a value chipset, to usher in mainstream “ultra-thin” laptops. Intel ultra-low voltage (ULV) processors will enable new sleek consumer laptop designs less than an inch thick, weighing 2-to-5 pounds and at mainstream price points. These processors also consume less power to enable longer […]
I’ve just got back from the opening of Google’s fabulous new Sydney office and it was a wonderful event. What—or I should say who—I’m left most impressed by however is your Governor General, the charming and might I say stylish, Quentin Bryce. She was guest of honour at the Pyrmont offices and spoke with genuine […]
I can’t hold it in any longer. It may seem too obvious a subject for an editor-type to blog on, but the misuse of the common apostrophe makes me so angry I can actually feel my blood pressure rising when I see yet another prime example. So I edit Dynamic Business, Australia’s largest circulating magazine […]
Coverage of Clare the ‘fake’ Kings Cross bogan may have generated a whopping $200K in equivalent advertising dollars in social media. Wow. Social media intelligence service BuzzNumbers, has been tracking conversations about Clare Werberloff on the web since her YouTube video went viral on Monday last week. Seven days later, it found that more than […]
