Artists Fight for the Funds to Make It Big!
Artists Fight for the Funds to Make It Big!
The Entertainment Sector's Next Big Thrills Unveiled !
The Entertainment Sector's Next Big Thrills Unveiled ! Hold on tight, folks! We're taking you on an exhilarating journey through the entertainment world, where groundbreaking opportunities are about to shake the industry to its core. From hidden talents to mind-blowing encounters, get ready for the hottest trends that will leave you craving more!
Navigating the Murky Waters of Entertainment and Online Banking
Navigating the Murky Waters of Entertainment and Online Banking In the world of emerging economic solutions, securing funding for new projects can be a daunting challenge, particularly in industries rife with cutthroat practices and murky waters. As someone who has advocated for data privacy and control for the benefit of individuals over big tech, I have experienced both the costs and blessings of my endeavours. Along this journey, I have recently encountered two sectors that have left me astounded by their unique blend of excitement, and ruthless practices.
The Thrilling Ups and Downs of Startups
The Thrilling Ups and Downs of Startups In the world of startups, there exists a tale of struggle, hardship, failure, and success. It's a journey that encompasses the full spectrum of emotions and experiences. From performing for food to sleeping under desks, from facing adversity to celebrating outrageous success, the path of an entrepreneur is filled with twists and turns. In this article, we'll explore the remarkable journey of making change happen and the invaluable lessons it imparts.
IdeaMensch: An interview with Mark Allardyce
IdeaMensch: An interview with Mark Allardyce "Believe in yourself, not what others say or do"
Modern Clay: Our evolution from envelope to Envilope
Article in Medium - Modern Clay: Our evolution from envelope to Envilope The first envelopes were discovered by archaeologists Jacques de Morgan and Roland de Mecquenem in the early 20th century in the Middle East. They were later dated between 3500 and 3200 BC. Spherical and hollow, they were used to convey financial tokens utilized in private transactions between members of the ruling class and members of the wealthy elite.
The New Sunday Paper: Will the future of streaming arrive in an envelope
Article in Medium - The New Sunday Paper: Will the future of streaming arrive in an envelope When I was a small child my entire family lived in the remote Southern Californian desert. Our only access to electronic media was a gargantuan satellite dish that delivered no less than five hundred channels of scrambled, hissing static. And for reasons I will never understand, it also delivered one unending crystal clear image of Country Music Television (which was of very little use to me, personally).
Forbes: Opening Up Envilope - The World's First Blockchain Based Postal Service
Article in Forbes: Opening Up Envilope - The World's First Blockchain Based Postal Service Earlier this week there was probably the most invasive hack and breach of privacy of all time. Ancestry site MyHeritage announced that 92 million customers who had used its DNA testing service had been compromised and their data stolen.
Forbes: Health Apps And Robots Bring Relief To IBS And The Gut
Article in Forbes: Health Apps And Robots Bring Relief To IBS And The Gut For those who have endured the unique experience of a colonoscopy will be glad to know that technology has finally got to the bottom of the problem… and the problem of the bottom.
Enviie the Virtual Envelope: How to maintain privacy and c control
Healthcare Interview - Enviie the Virtual Envelope: How to maintain privacy and c control Taken from a recent interview with Mark Allardyce, a leading innovator in the field of online privacy solutions and applying advanced interactive technology to confidential content. He’s produced dozens of software titles and Internet services since the 80’s. Many of these systems and apps have been very successful, touching countless lives around the world. His clinical and healthcare apps ranged from health, stress, nutrition, fitness, work related stress, cardiac rehabilitation, which were indeed so successful that he sold the business in 1999 to a fully listed PLC on the London Stock Exchange with offices in Manchester, London, New York and Jerusalem.
SoundsLikeIBS Sounds Like A Great App Idea
Article in DigitalHealth - SoundsLikeIBS Sounds Like A Great App Idea The SoundslikeIBS app has been developed by those with first-hand experience of irritable bowel syndrome. Combining input from tech guru Mark Allardyce, whose son was diagnosed with the illness, and Mike Mahoney, a clinical hypnotherapist with years of experience treating IBS, SoundslikeIBS is attracting success and attention from sufferers across the world.
Tech Guru Mark Allardyce delivers mHealth App for IBS
Article in Manhattan - Tech Guru Mark Allardyce delivers mHealth App for IBS I’m a clinical psychologist and consultant to an international clientele. In that capacity, I’ve known Mark Allardyce for the past 20 years. Recently, Mark asked me to review his newest mHealth App for iPhone and iPad which provides a patent-pending solution for IBS, Irritable Bowel Syndrome. I’m excited to write that this App, based on a psychological intervention program, is a smart, cost effective treatment for IBS sufferers, with an added innovation allowing remote monitoring of the patient’s progress by a healthcare provider.
Sounds Like IBS?
Healthcare Article - Sounds Like IBS? So there I was, the proud father of a perfectly healthy, if not sometimes grumpy, rebellious, thirteen year old boy. He was doing well at school, playing football and rugby, studying hard, going out with his friends, just awarded his karate black belt, feeling fine, enjoying life, active, could eat any food, handle pretty much any drink, having a cool time – perfectly fine.
What the Dickens has happened to Christmas?
Christmas Carols - What the Dickens has happened to Christmas? The visual feast of Christmas carollers stood under a lamplight, warming their hands on an open fire. What better way is there of celebrating Christmas than hearing such splendid songs and maybe singing along with our friends. What a lovely, traditional way of bridging the centuries, connecting us to our forefathers, who sang the same songs all those Christmases ago.
An Interview With Mark Allardyce IT Producer
Interview - An Interview With Mark Allardyce IT Producer What is an IT Producer?
The ConfiTrack Back Story
Interview - The ConfiTrack Back Story How did it all begin?
IPGOS - Interactive Publishing Group Online Services (2003 - 1012)
Interactive Publishing We had wanted to produce ebooks way back in the early 90’s, but due to the lack of technology and bandwidth at that time, development had to wait.
ICM (Institute of Credit Management) ICMOS - Credit Control and Receivables Management System
Credit System - ICM Credit Control & Receivables Management – CICCWORLD – Credit In Control Corporation (2003 - 2012)
Interactive Marketing: National Australia Bank, Blumberg & Public Sentry
International Finance During 2008 - 2012 we developed a range of services for the Marketing sector, which received very favourable review from organizations such as:
Interactive Charities - ClickShopDonate
Charities CLICK SHOP DONATE: Leveraging online shoppers to increase donor funding. Reblogged from MDG Review 2012.
IPGOS Solution
Interactive Publishing If it is true that the internet, now married to an increasingly sophisticated broadband network, has at last brought broadcasting freedom, then that new franchise is most obviously embraced by the introduction of the IPGOS delivery platform.
BroadCast Revolution
Interview - Interactive Publishing In 1895, the Lumiere Brothers showed their first ten, very short films to a bewildered, intrigued and possibly even frightened audience in Paris’ Grand Café. Thirty years later, John Logie Baird offered his first, flickering television images to an equally bemused world but in the rather less august surroundings of Selfridge’s department store in London.
The Darwin Interview with Mark Allardyce
Interview - Interactive Publishing “It’s not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.”