I was glad to hear the news on the radio this morning that Statistics New Zealand has measured the economic contribution of the Motion Picture business in New Zealand and it is as big as horticulture and logging. That makes ... More …
Is the radical new real estate company, The Joneses, really that radical? It certainly is cool. And, wow, does this industry need a makeover. But there are some real problems with the Joneses approach More …
The latest big-idea-for-a-Monday podcast with Kiwi FM is now online More …
Man what a blast. I’ve been sneaking ways in the last week to digest the excellent book The Long Tail by Wired magazine editor Chris Anderson. We’re giving away a copy to the person who makes the best ... More …
Kiwi creativity is piping hot but how do we sustain it under threat from safety Nazis, TV and the forces of dullness? Find out in this week’s Idealog podcast More …
We’ve leapfrogged the competition to become one of New Zealand’s largest circulating business titles. Official figures released by the Audit Bureau of Circulation today show Idealog’s total New Zealand net circulation is 12,221 More …
An Idealog reader with a clever invention is mulling over a licensing deal in Europe—and could use some help More …
This week’s Idealog-on-a-Monday conversation with Kiwi FM host Glenn Williams is now online More …
I guess I should have seen it coming, but this week’s BBC World Service radio installment of “Global Business” by the amazing Peter Day has really blown my socks off ... More …
Idealog has a slot on Glenn Williams’ Kiwi FM show at 10am 12.20pm on Mondays. Vincent Heeringa kicked off the discussion last week with an introduction to Idealog and the creative economy and will be back to repeat the ... More …
There have been times in the development of Idealog when I have been a little concerned that we might err into vacuous jingoism, cooing over anything kiwi. Assigning false value for little more reason than that it was made here ... More …
Peter Radford’s worst fears have come true. Radford has stubbornly fought for 40 years to transform his rare Saxon sheep breed into a super-fine branded wool (see ’The baron of Saxon’, Idealog #4). He’s done it despite the ... More …
