Freelancer puts global growth ahead of profit
Freelancer chief Matt Barrie said a small loss in its full year numbers meant nothing in the face of rapid global growth.
Paul Smith, Technology Editor
Paul Smith writes on technology specialising in enterprise IT, web, gadgets. Based in our Sydney newsroom, Paul is Technology Editor, with more than 10 years experience as a journalist, writing about all areas of technology ranging from big business successes and failures to emerging start-ups and the changing nature of gadgets and media.
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