Whooshkaa has expanded its offering significantly since it first launched in January 2016, with chief technology officer Semin Nurkic talking Startup Daily through Whooshkaa’s growth at AWS re:Invent.
Melbourne-founded traveltech startup Roamni built an app that allows locals in an area to record and share guided audio tours for tourists to listen to.
Mat sits down with HMB Global CEO, Florian Seiche, as he prepares to launch the new range of Nokia smartphones into the Australian market.
The ABC has announced the release of ABC Listen, a new app centred around providing listeners an easier way to access radio shows and podcasting content.
Hutong (Ad)Ventures is a podcast on how to succeed in China featuring top venture capital investors, founders and operators with real China experiences.
This original podcast by Startup Daily takes a look at the way large corporates across Australia and New Zealand approach innovation.
New Zealand startup Zencastr is looking to help podcasters by providing an online platform to simplify and automate the podcasting process.
Once a digital radio station, Angela Vithoulkas decided to reposition the Eagle Waves Radio brand as a podcast production platform and distribution partner.
For a while, social media was all about the visual, with users sharing thoughts and snapshots of their lives through photography and the written word. Then, as Vine and Snapchat launched and Instagram incorporated a video feature into its offering, sound started to make a comeback.
It has been suggested by many in the media-tech space that the growing thirst for podcasts / spoken audio style content comes from same place that has caused people to engage more and more with on-demand style streaming services like Spotify, Netflix, Audible and Amazon Prime Instant Video.
Mable, a disability support tech platform backed by tennis champion Dylan Alcott, just raised $100 million
Gaming startup Immutable raises $82 million series B for Ethereum NFT trading play
Canva is now worth a gobsmacking $54.5 billion – more than Woolworths and Telstra – after a $273 million raise
Canva’s billionaire co-founders are not yet 40, and already they’re planning to give their fortune away
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