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Video interview of Brad Howarth, Lagrange Communications
This one minute interview of Brad Howarth, freelance journalist and Director of Lagrange Communications, was made in conjunction with the Web 2.0 in Australia event. The video was produced by One Minute World, which specializes in one minute video content for streaming and mobile devices.
Brad talks about the state of Web 2.0 in Australia, including in start-ups and corporates.
Click here to download the video in 3GP format for use on 3G mobile phones.
See also the other one minute interviews done for Web 2.0 in Australia:
Adrian McDermott, BEA Systems
Allan Aaron, Technology Venture Partners
Ben Naftzger, Atlassian
Mick Liubinskas, Tangler
Peter Russell, KPMG
Phil Morle, Omnidrive
Richard Giles, Scouta
Richard MacManus, Read/Write Web
Ross Dawson, Future Exploration Network
In addition, see the complete video of the Web 2.0 in Australia event, produced and hosted by Viocorp.
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Ross Dawson is a strategy leader, keynote speaker, and bestselling author. He is CEO of consulting firm Advanced Human Technologies, based in Sydney and San Francisco, and Chairman of Future Exploration Network, a global events and consulting firm specializing in the future of business.
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