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In Dialogue Podcast: Vquence - making video clickable

An Interview with Chris Gilbey, CEO, Vquence

Vquence is a video search, socialisation, and advertising company that has a comprehensive model of monetising video for content owners to consumers.

Our service lets users easily socialise video.

Vquence is an Internet startup based in Sydney, Australia. We have an office in Santa Monica, California. But our diverse and widely distributed group of employees, engineers and scientists is spread between Dacca (Bangladesh), Sydney, (Australia) and Santa Cruz (California).

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SIP In Dialogue, Tim Finnigan, BioPower Systems

BioPower Systems Pty. Ltd. is commercialising award-winning biomimetic ocean energy conversion technologies using nature’s mechanisms for survival and energy conversion in the marine environment and have applied these in the development of their proprietary wave and tidal energy systems. The inherently simple bioWAVE™ and bioSTREAM™ devices are designed to supply utility-scale grid-connected renewable energy using lightweight modular systems.  These systems will reside beneath the ocean surface, out of view, and in harmony with the living creatures that inspired their design. This interview with Founder Dr Tim Finnigan, explores these technologies which are likely to make an important contribution to renewable energy sources.

SIP In Dialogue, Ian Pretty, Search Engine Optimization

Alpha Web Smarts specialises in website positioning and assisting its clients to improve their website search engine ranking. Alpha Web Smarts, (AWS) provides services to clients who have internet websites and would like more people to visit their website and have a better experience with it. This means that when people look for their website on internet search engines that their site appears much higher on the rankings than would otherwise be the case.  In this interview we discuss aspects of search engine optimization and why clients might find this a useful adjunct to their web promotion and marketing efforts.

BNC 2006-02-07 Emerging Technologies - Stuart Roberts, Biotech

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Last year we focused on Smart Internet, RFID and Nano. So what to expect in 2006? Will we see the further main streaming of internet technologies, the continued convergence of science and technology, and the growth of technology-rich consumer products? Will the life sciences and biotechnology industries deliver on the promise of value creation for investors and improved health outcomes for the public? Are Australian innovations going to continue to feed the pipelines of global technology partners?

STUART ROBERTS, Analyst, Southern Cross Equities

Stuart Roberts is an analyst at Southern Cross Equities, a Sydney-based institutional stockbroking firm. He got into biotechnology in early 2002 because Southern Cross clients were losing money in the area, but hung around once the bull market of 2003 got going because by then he had discovered a strong passion for both the science and the business of biotech. Stuart is the author of the Australian Biotechnology Buzz, a regular newsletter covering developments in the Life Sciences and the performance of Australian listed biotech companies.

BNC 2006-02-07 Emerging Technologies - Darrell Williamson, ICT

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Last year we focused on Smart Internet, RFID and Nano. So what to expect in 2006? Will we see the further main streaming of internet technologies, the continued convergence of science and technology, and the growth of technology-rich consumer products? Will the life sciences and biotechnology industries deliver on the promise of value creation for investors and improved health outcomes for the public? Are Australian innovations going to continue to feed the pipelines of global technology partners?

PROF DARRELL WILLIAMSON, CEO & Research Director, Smart Internet Technology CRC

Professor Williamson undertook his undergraduate degrees in Science & Electrical Engineering and his Masters degree in Electrical Engineering at the University of Newcastle, and then his Doctoral degree in Applied Mathematics at Harvard University. He held various academic appointments at the University of New South Wales before taking up an appointment as Senior Research Fellow in the Research School of Physical Sciences & Engineering at the Australian National University. He was promoted to Professor and became the foundation Head of the Dept of Engineering, Faculty of Engineering & IT, ANU and later Dean of the Faculty. He was CEO for the CRC in Advanced Computational Systems for two years, and in 2001, was appointed Director, Telecommunications & IT Research Institute at the University of Wollongong. In August 2002, he became CEO for the Smart Internet Technology Cooperative Research Centre.

BNC 2006-02-07 Emerging Technologies - Panel Discussion

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Last year we focused on Smart Internet, RFID and Nano. So what to expect in 2006? Will we see the further main streaming of internet technologies, the continued convergence of science and technology, and the growth of technology-rich consumer products? Will the life sciences and biotechnology industries deliver on the promise of value creation for investors and improved health outcomes for the public? Are Australian innovations going to continue to feed the pipelines of global technology partners?

Oliver Weidlich - New web based technologies to drive client relationships

Oliver discusses the potential impact that blogs, RSS, podcasting and other emergent web based technologies will have on building and retaining clients relationships.