such a capacity. Post-Kazaa Years (2003–2007) After leaving Kazaa, Morle worked in a number of roles in the internet industry, with a focus on startups. Companies he worked with included Yoick, YelloYello, Omnidrive, Prime, 3eep and Tangler. Morle was active in industry standards groups during this time, as one of the founders of Dataportability.org and a workgroup member of APML ( APML.org). He also helped produce an independent film "Mine" (2007). Pollenizer Years (2007–present) Phil co-founded Pollenizer with Mick Liubinskas in 2007. In his five years at the helm of Pollenizer, he has helped co-found or scale up more than 30 businesses, including Spreets, a group buying site that was sold in 2010 to Australia-based Yahoo7 for $40M AUD. Phil is one of Asia's leading practitioners of lean startup techniques, an approach to product development that he promotes via frequent conference presentations and through Pollenizer's Academy training program. See also APML.org Dataportability.org Main Sequence Ventures References "The Age" profile on Phil Morle Sydney Morning Herald article on Morle's testimony to the Federal Court of Australia 9 December 2004 The Guardian interview with Morle August 2003 PC World interview with Morle "Google and Facebook Join the Data Portability Movement" - Centernetworks.com Australian businesspeople 1968 births Living people