Byte Into IT

We have Warren and Jo on Byte this week to bring you all of the most interesting news in tech, computing, startups and gaming. Our guest for the week is Celeste Carnegie, a learning experience designer at Indigenous Digital Excellence (IDX) who is calling for more indigenous Australians in the tech industry. We then have an in depth discussion about positive and negative company culture in tech brands.

This week on Byte Into IT we have Vanessa and Dan in the studio to bring you all of the recent news in tech, startups and gaming.

Our guest tonight is Eleanor Toulmin, she is the co-founder and CEO of MimicTec - a start up focused on improving agriculture with technology.

This week on Byte Into IT we have Dan, Jo and Warren in the studio to bring you all the recent news in tech, startups and gaming. Our first guest is Lizzie O'Shea, an Australian human rights lawyer, broadcaster and writer living in London. She is writing a book about the politics and history of digital technology.

We are then joined by Brooke Maggs, a narrative designer, writer and researcher based in Melbourne. She has just returned from a placement at Remedy games studios in Finland as party of their women in games fellowship.

For this very special 25th anniversary show of Byte Into IT, our hosts Warren Davies and Vanessa Toholka reflect on the past 25 years of the show live from North Melbourne Meat Market as part of Melbourne Knowledge Week. We spoke to three amazing guests in this jam packed hour,

Aimee Gonzalez - Aimee Gonzalez is a specialist in technology education who has worked with Academy Xi, Le Wagon, non-profits, and traditional academia. Along with Laura Summers, the Byte Into It team will discuss how teaching and learning about technology has been changing.

Marco Ryan - Marco is a multimedia artist and interaction designer, specialising in augmented reality.

David Colls - David is a software manager and consultant who recently worked on a project with Guide Dogs Victoria to prototype a cane to help vision impaired people cross the road safely.

This episode of Byte Into IT we have Vanessa Toholka, Dan Salmon and Dan Morganti in the studio to bring you the week's news in technology, computing, gaming and startups. Our guests this week are Chad Toprack and Marigold Bartlett of the Freeplay Independent Games Festival, speaking about the state of independent games developers in Australia, and of course the upcoming FIGF and what's in store.

Jo and Vanessa in the studio this episode of Byte Into IT to talk about the last week in technology, computing, startups and gaming. Our guests this week are Trevor Townsend, managing director of Startupbootcamp Melbourne, and Jonathan Knight, CEO of Uprise Energy, having an in-depth discussion about renewable energy and the startups involved.

Warren, Dan and Laura in the studio this episode to speak about all the news in technology, computing, startups and gaming this week. Our guests this week are Eliza Sorenson and Lola Hunt of Switter, the new sex worker friendly social network. We then have a long discussion about the future of city design with all of the emerging technology available to us.

This week on Byte Into IT Tyler and Vanessa in the studio to discuss all the recent news in tech, computing and startups.

Our first guest via phone is Mo Jalloh, speaking about his new project Zimrii, a blockchain enabled music platform.

We then speak to two new app developers, Gaby Chapman of Plan Buy Cook, a family meal planner, and Maggie Scott of Parachuute, an app designed to share favours with other parents in your trusted network.

This week on Byte into IT we have Cassie, Laura and Warren in the studio to bring you all the recent news in technology, gaming and startups. Our guests are Susie Sheldrick and Noon Sllk of Silverbane, speaking about using machine learning to catch poachers. We then have a discussion about the ongoing detention and silencing of Julian Assange, and Europe's recent response to this with an open letter.

Vanessa, James and Jo in the studio this week to discuss all the recent news in technology, startups, computing and gaming. Our first guest is author Eileen Ormsby, speaking about her latest book The Darkest Web

We then speak with Rowena Murray, board member for VIC ICT for women, about The Click List. The Click List is a list of highly qualified and engaging female speakers available as a free resource to all event organisers.