View Article  Welcome Rob Antulov
Rob Antulov is one of the most visionary people in Australian media. He is the CEO and MD for Perceptric Media ( First product is One Minute World)

He has just started blogging at Perceptric. His first entry is here.

Welcome Rob!
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I get intrigued by the stats on this blog.

And by the occasional comments to the blog, or verbal comments separately.

Yesterday I saw a comment on an article a few days back from a media and IP lawyer in Sydney who I haven't seen for some years. Good to see that he reads some of this stuff.

Today Richard McKinnon and I were talking. He got an email from a friend who had read one of his postings and assumed he was in Sydney.

Blogs compress time and space somehow. And have tremendous reach - far more than you might expect.

And the Long Tail is really quite self-evident.

Postings that are recent tend to have higher page views than those of some time ago - but every so often one of the older postings have a brief run of activity. Who knows why? Perhaps someone, somewhere searches on something and finds a story that is relevant, and tells a friend. I really don't know.

But what I do find very interesting is that the monthly page views of this blog tend to run at more than 40,000 views a month. And we are just over a year old. We get traffic from all over the world. Noticed a lot from Spain in the last month. Again no idea why...

Slow growth certainly.

Hopefully what is written will continue to prompt further discussion and bring topics that may be somewhat obscure into the public eye....

Enjoy!


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View Article  Welcome Perceptric Media!
Over the last year here at Perceptric, we've spent huge amounts of time and energy thinking  about 'what's next?' So many great things to do, so little real time. But the pace of our thinking, planning and development quickened in the last four months. Now, a company that we have been incubating makes its first public appearance this weekend.

Welcome Perceptric Media! And, as even more trumpets sound, and applause, (certainly around our offices) just grows and grows, welcome One Minute World! Yes, not one, but two great new entities and ideas.

Perceptric Media is a group of really, really, talented people that we have assembled who all have great backgrounds, long experience and big futures. What they get is that today's social, business and media environment is more open, more fluid, more interesting, than any ever before.

No one knows what's going to work as we go forward. But the incredible thing is that  everyone  bold enough to have an idea gets a chance to shape the landscape. The key differentiator is execution. Can a company do what it says?  Perceptric Media will. We intend that Perceptric Media be one of the companies that do the shaping. More on the team we have assembled in the next few days.

One Minute World is the first community from Perceptric Media. One Minute World is content for today. Byte size brain food. Everything you need to know, everything you want to have. Any media platform, mobile phone, iPod, laptop, PC, podcast; accessible through the internet, RSS feed, 3G; whatever, whenever.

Startups run fast. Perceptric Media is no exception. As One Minute World emerges be the first to be in touch with our releases, news, development, team by registering or joining our mailing list here.  More on the community and our plans over the next few days. 
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According to Wikipedia a perceptron is a type of artificial neural network.

Ergo a “Perceptric” is a person who creates or uses a neural network.

The Perceptric Blog is where Chris Gilbey posts thoughts, ideas, and links intended to stimulate thought and accelerate the transfer of ideas.

Chris is available for consulting work with the premise that it is not technologies that are disruptive so much as the people that use them.

The Perceptric mission is to help companies and people reach their goals and exceed their expectations. This will often mean offering counterintuitive conclusions.

Our view? The shortest distance between two points is not necessarily a straight line. It's the number of people needed to be present in a human network to influence and deliver positive decision making.

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