Author: cameron

Last night’s “Difference of Opinion” on the ABC Aug 2007

I don’t think much of Jeff McMullen’s style of moderating, but it’s great to see more debate-style shows on Aussie TV. Last night’s episode of “Difference of Opinion”…

Ninemsn and ING are both on my list Aug 2007

I opened up the YourRestaurants site on Ninemsn, tabbed away to check something, and all of a sudden, underneath the Daft Punk I have coming through the phones,…

Why People Become Entrepreneurs Aug 2007

Jeff Pulver asked this question on his blog yesterday. A number of people, myself included, told their stories. Fascinating reading. clipped from pulverblog.pulver.com Today’s Question of the Day:…

G’DAY WORLD #281 – Melbourne Twitter Lunch Aug 2007

A spontaneous Twitter lunch happened in Melbourne yesterday between myself, Nick Hodge, Garth Kidd, Robin Frousheger, and Andrew Barnett. The lunch came together over Twitter when Nick, who…

Watch Cam on Chris Pirillo Aug 2007

Just back from lunch with Dr Peter Ellyard and a spontaneous Twitter meetup lunch with Nick Hodge, Garth Kidd, Andew Barnett and Froosh (you’ll hear the show we…

G’DAY WORLD #280 – Ryan Trainor, Serial Entrepreneur Aug 2007

Ryan Trainor started his first company, a Retail Security firm in 1997 at the age of 23. After three years he was servicing most major retailers in Australia,…

My Symbiote Costume Aug 2007

My Symbiote Costumer Originally uploaded by cameronreilly I bought this costume in SL tonight to impress by kids… no, really…

PwC and IBM settle graft allegations Aug 2007

From the most excellent Sox First blog comes news that PwC and IBM say that claims they used bribes to win government contracts is just STUPID! FOOLISH! PREPOSTEROUS!…

G’DAY WORLD #279 – Jack Marx, sacked Fairfax blogger tells all! Aug 2007

Jack Marx wrote a popular blog called THE DAILY TRUTH for Fairfax, a large, old and very, very tired Australian media organization. In 2006 he won a very…

Report: Newspapers Cost Employers $5 Billion Aug 2007

Newspapers, a 19th century global social networking craze, could cost employers up to $5 billion a year in productivity. The persistence of the “offline internet” in workplaces has…