MELBOURNE–Traditional birthday hijinks flyer follows. Also, see some very, very nice pics from the pic galleries we are doing at work for the Queen’s Baton Relay.
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Mental Notes: May 2005
MELBOURNE–Just went a stonking lecture as part of the Deakin Lecture Series with Jay Rosen and Lance Knobel, and chaired by ABC Chairman Donald MacDonald (looking down his nose at it all) titled Reporting Change: the media and innovation. Though it really was looking at all that geeky terminology and putting a substantiating spin on it all – sound familiar, dear reader – it could have gone further by grilling the squirming Mr MacDonald about his own thoughts.
Mental Notes: May 2005
A nice nibblit from Mr Rosen:
Mental Notes: April 2005
MELBOURNE–Am so tired! It’s not the fine climes of Melbourne killing me, it’s being solo in what should be a team in my new gig. Back to online means back to the usual neglect. Is there any other publishing realm which attracts such piss-poor resourcing? Itchy eyes, 9pm, still hours to go. Should be amusng if I take ill, or better, a holiday. And anyhow… housemate Kate leaving drinkies invite follows. Wei?
Mental Notes: April 2005
Bugger off to Europe, Shannon!
Mental Notes: April 2005
Contributed to kilbot.net discussion.
Mental Notes: March 2005
MELBOURNE–Hello from Melbourne! Those damn flying Webmonkeys have again attached their claws to me and I have left Sydney for a year here managing the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games soon-to-be collection of sites and other online entities. More on all that as I get a grip on it all myself. Apologies in advance for being pedestrian replying to mail, still settling in. Later…
Mental Notes: February 2005
SYDNEY–Hunter S. Thompson. New Journalism’s Dark Prince. Dead. Don’t get me wrong, I love the the big T, but if I get any more junk from a self-important baby boomer such as “bringing to a sober close an era of print journalism rooted in the raucous 1960s”, I’ll go postal. He indeed changed j’ism forever. And that’s my two cents.
New Journalism’s Dark Prince
Hunter S. Thompson
New Journalism’s Dark Prince
‘Gonzo’ Journalist Thompson Kills Self
By Elaine Woo, LA Times Staff Writer
Worldview media wrap 18/2/2005
British newspaper The Times has revealed that a civilian nuclear installation in north-west ENGLAND cannot account for 30 kilograms of plutonium, enough for seven or eight nuclear bombs.