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That Startup Show: The Rules Of Finding A Co-Founder
Choosing your co-founder should be like picking a partner for marriage. You need clear communication and a shared direction, otherwise you may not have a fairy tale ending. This week, That Startup Show takes a look at company culture and co-founders, as well as touching on the brave new world of robot colleagues.
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When Coding Wasn’t An Option At School, Jasmine Did Something About It
Nine-year-old Jasmine Thoroughgood is an ambitious Australian schoolgirl for her age. “I really love coding,” she says confidently, referring to the computer language used to create applications and video games. “I’m just starting to think about what I’m going to do when I grow up and I think I might be a coder.”
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Dynaudio Music-7 Review: Accidental Soundbar Is One Of The Best
Specialised sound systems for televisions started to appear in the 1990s, driven by Australia’s fast take-up of DVDs. DVDs brought 5.1-channel surround sound into homes for the first time, and lots of brands jumped on board. The original 5.1 systems, with full-sized speakers driven by five-channel amplifiers, were expensive but surround became affordable when Sony…
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My Health Record: Deleting Personal Information From Databases Is Harder Than It Sounds
Since the period for opting out of My Health Record began on July 16, experts in health, privacy and IT have raised concerns about the security and privacy protections of the system, and the legislation governing its operation. Now federal health minister Greg Hunt has announced two key changes to the system. First, the legislation…