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  • Blogging - does your business need a blog?

    Image above: We’ve just taken delivery (courtesy of Sheriff) of two new recycled Ansett Airline trolleys to add to our fleet which we use as storage units around the studio.
    I stumbled across this well written article by Kristen Le Mesurier on blogging in The Age Innovator archives recently which has a nice clear explanation of […]

  • Buy Nothing Day

    Perhaps it’s fitting that tomorrow, election day here in Oz, is also international Buy Nothing Day (BND). Perhaps we shouldn’t be buying all the propaganda that will be floating about ;)
    I’m personally not much of a fan of “anti” campaigns (”anti-globalisation”, “anti-consumerism” etc.) - I much prefer supporting positive campaigns that demonstrate or suggest […]

  • (not) Wasted

    The results from Digital Eskimo’s first (personal) waste audit were quite encouraging.
    Digital Eskimo’s staff were to keep all the waste they generated in a week inside a bag on their desktop (except compostable waste). We compared the contents of everyone’s bags at the end of the week and made some interesting findings, the most […]

  • Greener computing

    As a company, possibly the largest component of our carbon footprint is in energy use. Even though we don’t have air-conditioning, the computers we use consume energy.
    We’ve been running GreenPower long before it was fashionable to reduce this footprint. In keeping with the “Reduce, Renew, Offset” philosophy, we also use energy efficient computers wherever […]

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