3rd Annual AMBER Awards

2011 AMBER Awards Evening
 The winners of the 3rd Annual AMBER Awards will be presented on the Thursday 15th September 2011 in Sydney at Customs House in the Barnet Long Room. AIMIA are delighted to announce the event will be hosted by James O'Loghlin, Television and Radio presenter and host of the ABC's The New Inventors.
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2011 Australian Mobile Awards

We're really pleased to be part of the Awards and I’m sure we’ll have fun being part of the judge team!

Regular entries closed on 7th of August, however they are still accepting late entries until the 14th August although these will incur a 25% late charge.  You can check out and vote for all the current entries here. Keep an eye our Facebook and Twitter as they feature entries.

And don’t miss out on the 2011 Australian Mobile Awards Night!

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Tech23 - Celebrating Innovation in 2011

For those of you who are interested in innovation then check out Tech23 to be held in Sydney on Tuesday 23rd August. This year we’ll see 23 innovative companies present for 5 minutes and be in the running for some wonderful prizes, including $150,000 in cash!
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3rd Annual Amber Awards – 15th September 2011

Time flies and we can’t believe The AMBER annual AWARDS are upon us again!

For those of you who don’t know, the AMBERs are the sister awards to the long running AIMIA Awards or ‘Amys’ as they are affectionately known.

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SYDNEY FED – 17th August

Join us on Wednesday 17th August for the next Sydney FED when Phil Morle and Mick Liubinskas from Pollenizer join Brad Howarth on the infamous couch.
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SYDNEY FED with Jack Matthews CEO Fairfax Media Metro Division

What a big night we have for you!  Join us on 8th June when Jack Matthews CEO of Fairfax Media Metro division joins Paul McIntyre on the famous couch!

Fairfax has managed to hold onto its most important digital asset in Jack Matthews but how does a businessman with no particular ‘print experience’ find himself in charge of two of Australia’s oldest editorial institutions, the Age and the Sydney Morning Herald?

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