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 Smooth Messenger, a Melbourne-based text messaging app developed four years ago by entrepreneur Jeremy Nagel, has been snapped up by MessageMedia for an undisclosed sum. The app is one of the most widely used plug-ins on the rapidly expanding customer relationship management (CRM) platform Zoho, which is owned by an Indian corporation of the same name and has more than 75 million users worldwide. Nagel, a self-taught full-stack developer, cut his teeth in programming by adapting Zoho Creator to find a database solution required for a non-profit organisation where he was volunteering at the time.  Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/messagemedia-snares-zoho-text-messaging-app-smooth-messenger.html

 Jaxsta (ASX: JXT) founder Jacqui Louez Schoorl has today announced she will step down as director of the company, just three months after leaving her role as CEO of the music credits database. It brings to a close what Schoorl described as “an amazing journey”, having founded the Sydney-based company officially in 2015 and subsequently listing it on the ASX in late-December 2018. “We are now the largest official music credits database in the world. Jaxsta helps so many creatives enhance their career opportunities by most importantly ensuring they get credit where credit is due,” Schoorl said. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/founder-of-music-credits-platform-jaxsta-leaves-the-company.html