The Market Fever Index – issue 3

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Patrick Callioni’s hypothetical Market Fever Index is constructed by reference to a Google search for news items that mention “shares”, “stocks” and “bonds” over a period of seven days. The underlying assumptions are that the number of items would be a good proxy for the level of activity in the global financial markets.

Russell from Citizen Driven Stats takes the OZ SI Camp Changemaker Quiz

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Open Forum invited all of the Changemakers who have had their ideas selected as projects to be developed at the innaugrual Australian Social Innovation Camp, 5-7 March 2010, to join us for a quick Q&A. Russell Kallaman, co-creator of Citizen Driven Stats shares his answers here.  

Have you ever entered a contest like this before?

No. I am prepared to be astounded.

How much research did you do to find out if other people are already developing an idea like yours here or overseas?

The usual google search and a some chats with friendly people in the industry.

I understand it was through that process you teamed up with the project's co-creator. Tell us about it. 

Yes. Harriet Wakelam and I met at an ASIX event in Melbourne where we pitched the idea together. We then worked to post the idea online and collaborate prior to the camp.

Harriet from Citizen Driven Stats takes the OZ SI Camp Changemaker Quiz

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Harriet Wakelam, co-creator of Citizen Driven Stats takes Open Forum's SI Camp Changemaker Quiz.

Good News TV takes the OZ SI Camp Changemaker Quiz

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Sohail Dahdal, creator of Good News TV takes Open Forum's SI Camp Changemaker Quiz.

Refugee Buddy takes the OZ SI Camp Changemaker Quiz

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Open Forum invited all of the Changemakers who have had their ideas selected as projects to be developed at the innaugrual Australian Social Innovation Camp, 5-7 March 2010, to join us for a quick Q&A.  Joy Suliman, creator of Refugee Buddy went first. Here's what she told us.

The Right to Care that Works

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Jenni Beattie reporting back on the highlights from The Mental Health Services (TheMHS) 2010 Mental Health Summer Forum.