School's in, on a network that has revived a company

Article Abstract:

Schoolsnet, based in Melbourne, Australia, was started in 1994 by Dan Ingvarson to develop educational software and provide schools with access to the World Wide Web. The staff worked extremely long hours, with the help of three teachers whose salaries were supplemented by the Board of Education. The company finally achieved revenue greater than expenses in 1998, and further growth seems assured.

Prepackaged software, Computer Software, Software Publishers, Computer software industry, Software industry, Software, Schoolsnet Ltd.

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Boss cocky

Article Abstract:

The findings of BRW's annual value index of Australia's top 50 chief executives are presented. Chris Morris, Computershare managing director, heads the tables, while Rupert Murdoch of the News Corp. is ranked 50th.

Compensation and benefits, Cover Story, Chief executive officers

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Melbourne IT blasts off after 30-year countdown

Article Abstract:

Melbourne IT is Australia's only issuer of dot.co.au domain names and is also authorized by the Internet Corp. to issue dot.org, dot.net and dot.com names.

Melbourne IT

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