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12 to 16 March 2012 Tech Universe Digest

Tech Universe: Monday 12 March 2012 DRILL ROBOT DRILL: A dentist from Hong Kong is helping to explore still unknown parts of the Egyptian pyramids. He created an insect-sized robot with grips...

Bubble And Squeak Kids Fashion Fry-Up

Growing a little tired of cookie cutter, mass produced clothing lines for kids? Our domain of the month might have the answer for you. Bubble and Squeak offers online retailing for fun and...

Wellington in a Pint (or four)

“Would you like to come and drink free beer?” the message asked. What does a self-respecting barfly say to that? ‘No’? And so the Fly found itself buzzing around the advertising types...

The Patents Bill: Please leave it alone until the super ministry is sorted

Guest blog by Doug Calhoun The new Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, which will combine Economic Development, Science and Innovation, Labour, and Building and Housing, attracted...

Mass customisation really does mean it is all about you

It’s difficult to predict where the confluence of trends like 3-D printing, mass customisation and the social web will end up. But, just as the publishing and music industries got...

Notional Significance: Halfway

[See all Notional Significance posts] On one side: the beige of townhouses; the hermetic whiteness of Fletcher Construction’s offices; the twee comforts of a garden centre. On the other: a...

Give us something simple Steven, and also create an S&I council

As one who cut his business teeth in commercial radio, super-minister Steven Joyce will know better than most about the importance of appealing to peoples’ hearts and minds. Now, Mr Joyce may...

Wellington Bus Review

This has been cross-posted to Sustainable Wellington Transport. Greater Wellington Regional Council is currently consulting on the Wellington City Bus Review. This is mandated by the Regional...

05 March to 09 2012 Tech Universe Digest

Tech Universe: Monday 05 March 2012 MARVIN SHOPPING CART: As if supermarket shopping isn’t annoying enough the prototype Kinect-enabled shopping cart from Whole Foods could drive you crazy....

Tech Focus For Deloitte SME Team

If you’ve ever attended an Unlimited Potential event at the marvelous venue on the 16th floor of Deloitte House in Wellington, you are probably wondering just what a global financial services...

Beautiful Burnout tasting session

Frantic Assembly and the National Theatre of Scotland are over here with their acclaimed show Beautiful Burnout. Tonight there’s a special ‘Social Media Call’ for social media users.  The cast...

Hola! Codemania Meetup

Hay Carramba! Codemania is storming into town and guess who’s riding shotgun with the unofficial official pre-event party on Thursday 29th March? The Nacho Libre themed, platform agnostic...

Kiwi conference to get to the core of computing opportunity

Lurking below the IT headline generating buzz of Apps and social media and smart phones is a core change racing in parallel with its sometimes perceived more glamorous cousins. The very way...

Wellington Fashion Week is coming.

The first Wellington Fashion Week takes place 18th-26th April. There will be a variety of events including different shows, pop-ups, a high tea and of course lots of deeply hip people. We’re...

Science embraced:  patent policy merits a brief mention

Another guest blog by IP mentor, Doug Calhoun The McGuinness Institute is to be congratulated on its exhaustive analysis of science in New Zealand, “Report 9: Science Embraced:...

‘Facing your fears’ the unspoken part of a start-up – Dave ten Have

Ponoko co-founder Dave ten Have fronted up to Unlimited Potential’s ‘Tech Founders Blast Talks’ in mid-February with some extremely frank and honest comments. It’s ten Have’s second...

27 February to 02 March 2012 Tech Universe Digest

Tech Universe: Monday 27 February 2012 SENSITIVE SKATING: The ZBoard is an electric skateboard that uses weight-sensors to control movement, speed and braking. Lean forward to go and lean...

Handy video explains the new Give Way rules

I learned to drive way back in 1970 at the age of 15. In those days, from memory, if you were turning right you gave way to pretty much everyone.  Then in 1977 the rule was changed. If you...

How TPP affects NZ artists and what the US wants our police to do next

Copyright in New Zealand (image courtesy of Wikipedia http://bit.ly/yAcWwi ) Last week the CFF attended a Stakeholders Briefing on the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), a treaty that will...

We like to play games

You know how it goes – you have no food or booze in your home so you need to leave the house, so you text your friends to see if they want to meet you somewhere, and so they do, and you get...

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