Friday Jul 6, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

If you haven't seen the photos, click here to take a look. Westfield Sydney has come up with one of the more offbeat promotions we've seen in a shopping centre - an edible fashion collection.

And in case you missed it: see if you're next in line for the NBN, a carbon tax no-no, newspapers and book retailers still making sales. Click below to read all these articles.

And our question for the week: why won't faxing die? Add your opinion here.

William Maher
BIT (Business IT)

Quirky marketing idea #4: edible fashion

By William Maher | Jul 5, 2012

So you sell food and clothes. What better way to promote this than a series of designer dresses made from food?

Brumby's and Kogan: 2 different approaches to the carbon tax

By Staff Writer , Anthony Caruana | Jul 6, 2012

It's interesting to think what this new tax will mean to your business. The responses of two businesses are interesting.

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Bathurst, Orange, Lithgow, Dubbo in line for wireless NBN in western NSW

By William Maher | Jul 5, 2012

See if your council is on the NBN Co’s list of areas where moves are underway to start switching on high speed wireless next year.

Newspaper and book retailers still selling

By William Maher | Jul 5, 2012

While conditions for booksellers are tough, new figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) indicate that sales increased in May 2012.

Why won't faxing die?

By Anthony Caruana | Jul 5, 2012

You'd think that with email and scanners that the fax machine would die. But for some reason they're managing to stay alive.

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