Working From Home and Loving It: The Myth of Financial Insecurity
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Last week I had some people disagreeing with or at least questioning the underlying argument of my post on the “myth of isolation”, one of a series on working from home and loving it.
In response to one of those [...]
At the instigation of Social Media Club Co-founder Chris Heuer, I’m exploring the idea of establishing a Social Media Club (SMC) chapter or team in Brisbane, Australia.
I posted about this earlier today, with a bit of background, elsewhere with the title Is Brisbane, Australia Ready for a Social Media Club?
Brisbane is not actually where I [...]
I had a full-on and very rewarding experience on Friday 28th, participating with around a hundred others in the Australian Blogging Conference in Brisbane, at the Queensland University of Technology campus.
The schedule covered a range of topics, from blogging and politics, through legal issues to business blogging and the future of blogging.
It’s a great [...]
Much has been made in the local media about Aussie politicians’ use of YouTube for political propaganda for the upcoming Federal election. And then there is the blogified but essentially propaganda-focused KevinO7 site, named for Opposition Labor Party Leader and Prime Ministerial contender Kevin Rudd and set up by the Labor Party.
So is this to [...]
It was great to get the news last month about the Australian Blogging Conference to be held on 28th September, at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in Brisbane.
Congratulations to QUT Law School staff member Peter Black for his perseverance in getting this event up, in spite of a few setbacks.
The program is packed/chocka/fullasametaphorofyourchoice, with [...]
