Famous sports teams and individual sportsman are increasingly referred to as ‘brands’. In a celebrity-driven world where most money comes from corporate sponsorship, this makes sense. It also works for countries. Brand value is determined by the size of the economy, but also by such factors as the quality and volume of goods and services, […]
10 October, 2017
Complaints flood traffic app.
9 November, 2016
Danger and pollution V health.
12 September, 2016
Online civic engagement between elections.
24 August, 2015
Will Aussie councils follow suit?
10 August, 2015
Booming Asian market for Aussie wines.
3 August, 2015
By Paul Hemsley The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) has revealed that emerging technologies such as computer modeling and social media can help governments and emergency services more effectively manage natural disasters like bushfires and floods. In the wake of the devastation wrought by Hurricane Sandy in the United States in October as […]
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