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The Errol Flynn Skill Set

Gavin Heaton and Mark Pollard are curating A Perfect Gift For A Man — a book about manhood arising from the blogosphere’s contributions to Reach Out and Triple J’s Man Week project. There’s #manweek on Twitter too. UPDATE: there’s now an ebook and a printed book (AUD$44.95) available through Blurb. The following contribution didn’t make the book but that’s because the... read more

Rupert the Sun King: lots of heat, not much light

Insiders at News Limited used to joke about the company’s negotiating tactics — “We stride in, boots-and-all, and shout, ‘Don’t you know who the #%^$ we are? We’re @&*^ News Corp!’ Apparently, that’s served them well for many years. I can only assume that’s what’s to be read between the lines here, as Rupert Murdoch once again fires broadsides at... read more

Should our company have a blog?

I just signed up for the beta of business advice community Bizmore and wanted to contribute something to help them get started. Someone else had asked, “Should our company have a blog?” I’ve answered that many times in person, but I’ve never written about it. It’s a difficult topic to write about without coming across like shallow self-promotion, and the interweb does NOT need... read more

And this, son, is why your father should never be allowed to be a graphic designer

Originally uploaded by thatjonesboy Believe it or not I was trying to draw a little guy sitting at a laptop. Can you see it? Done on my iPhone. More at... read more

The iPhone changed how i park my car

How the iPhone changed how i park my car If you don’t yet have an iPhone but you have friends who do, chances are you’ll have seen them struggle to define how the iPhone is more than just a phone. It’s hard to describe, but for me the essence is that the iPhone’s hardware components are programmable. I’ll delve into that in more detail in a later post but for the moment,... read more
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