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Introducing The Edisonian Method Awards, for trial-and-error entrepreneurs
This proposed new awards ceremony would be about celebrating the journey entrepreneurs take and acknowledging that iterating, growing, learning, changing or modifying the plan according to evidence and experience shouldn’t ever be seen as a ‘failure’ of the original plan… but is in fact ‘business as usual’.
Not so ‘Mini’ when it comes to advertising…
For a small car, the Mini packs a big punch: particularly when it comes to its global advertising campaigns.
I need a server! And other fear-based business purchases.
Picture this. You are at a party. You casually mention a problem you’ve had with your computer. Before you know it, someone you barely know creeps up and whispers the words “you need a server” and then disappears before they ever really showed up.
You are left confused and on your own with those words ringing in your ear.
If you thought Rickrolling was annoying, check out ’shredding’
Hold onto your sanity folks, because Rickrolling’s leading internet meme mantle could soon be usurped. Its evolution has taken the form of an equally annoying practice called Shredding.
Don’t ask customers why they left you!
Repeat or on-going customers leave a supplier for a combination of three main reasons.
Beyond the Hill
5 Ways to Weave LinkedIn Into Your Marketing Mix - Online Marketing Blog
The World's Best Countries for Women - New York Times
Harvard report on geography of Innovation - The Next Silicon Valley
U.S. to Allow Export of Web Services to Iran and Cuba - mashable.com
The Anthillian
This week’s Anthillian: Prof Murray Gillin
Professor Emeritus Murray Gillin has spent the majority of his adult life championing the importance of entrepreneurship. He has taught it. He has studied it. And despite a career largely in academia, he has lived it, pioneering a range of entrepreneurial endeavours, including the world’s first masters degree in entrepreneurship and innovation.
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30under30 Awards
30under30 was launched in early 2008 to encourage and promote entrepreneurship among young Australians. 30under30 provides recognition to 30 entrepreneurs under the age of 30.
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The inaugural Cool Company Awards were launched in February 2006 as a way for Anthill Magazine to publicly acknowledge and celebrate Australian organisations that are doing things differently to bring about positive change.
More>>The Smart 100 Index
The Anthill ‘SMART 100’ Index was developed in 2008 to identify and rank Australia’s 100 most innovative products, proving to be one of the largest surveys of its kind in Australia.
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