This week we are back finding out all about Melbourne startups and the Aussie tech scene. We continue with our Melbourne Silicon Beach Series, in conjunction with The Next Web Australia, and you can watch our third episode below:
Australia; it’s not just about sandy beaches, beers and bbqs, Melbourne (and Sydney) have thriving digital and tech communities and this month, entrepreneur and technology journalist Hermione Way and her team at Techflufftv will be exploring the startup scene interviewing the hottest startups for The Next Web Australia’s Melbourne Silicon Beach Series.
Sponsored by Kodak, Silicon Beach Australia and The Next Web, Techfluff.tv decided to delve a little deeper into Melbourne’s startup scene and video interviewed ten of these companies.
This week we caught up with Cris Pearson from Skitch. Cris talks to us about the easy-to-share webservice Skitch provides and his experience of being an entrepreneur in the Melbourne tech community.
Stay tuned for next week as we will bring you an interview from 99designs.
Think it all happens in Silicon Valley? You’re wrong! @TechfluffTV uncovers the Australian tech scene, featuring Skitch http://techfluff.tv/2010/09/07/think-it-...
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@imsticking meh! bit of extra coverage never hurt startups
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@leydon love some comp!
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@hermioneway Skitch has nothing compared to the home grown @TinyGrab
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@hermioneway *frowns* Skitch was uncovered years ago Hermie.
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RT @hermioneway: Think it all happens in Silicon Valley? You’re wrong! @TechfluffTV uncovers the Australian tech scene, featuring Skitch …
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Ohhhh we love a bit of competition Leydon!
RT @hermioneway: Think it all happens in Silicon Valley? You’re wrong! @TechfluffTV uncovers the Australian tech scene, featuring Skitch …
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@hermioneway don’t forget to pay a visit to the Atlassian folks in Sydney. They’re a great example of success!
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@shs96c alright all put them down ( cc @thatgirl_chloe)
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@hermioneway that is true. I wasn’t harsh though
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