Andy Jamieson: Entrepreneur

Interesting to see that Google is actively bluring faces. Have you seen anything funny???

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Google are at it again. This time it appears that they have captured just a few of the top Aussie streets. One is left wondering if there are streets that the actually missed!
However, it is funny to see cars changing along a street from one “frame” to the next.

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I was impressed, really impressed, by the service i received from Apple the other day. I had high expectations and yet these were still exceeded.
The Scenario
One faulty power cable for my Apple MacBook Pro circa six months old.
The Experience
5:41 i enter Apple store and walk up two flights of glass stairs, past a cleaner polishing [...]

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I saw a Toyota Prius today and wondered, what difference can one person make?If i change my light globes, does it really matter? The answer is no, however, if we all can change our light globes, then the answer is yes. Now, if we are going to get people to change something that requires effort, [...]

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At a BSI event, Simon Baker of Realestate.com.au let us in on some insights to how REA has structured for and achieved growth. I gleaned some key thoughts and wanted to share them.
1: Work out what is core
REA used to be into web development, operate as an ISP and a few other areas. These were [...]

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As the US faces what is certain to be a recession, although has anyone officially been willing to call it that yet? The elasticity between job security and economic conditions appears to be tightening, and logically so. So what career should new graduates be looking to enter?
Aun comments that “if you picked a career [...]

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A few months ago, an industry colleague, who will [and should] remain nameless, made the brash statement that ‘search marketing catches the rain generated by other marketing clouds’. It made me ponder,is search marketing a paradigm shift in marketing or is it simply a newer, shinier, bigger bucket to catch the rain that mainstream marketing [...]

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