ThinkFree Not So Free for Aussies and Kiwis

Look, we know we Aussies don’t have a big population compared to giants like the USA and China. But we are people. We have feelings. And we like things that are free. Or seem to be. Like ThinkFree Online, which is free – unless you happen to be Australian. In which case you have to [...]

This Time the Whole World is Watching Burma, Thanks to Web 2.0

Yesterday I was dismayed to see so little media or blogosphere coverage of the crisis in Burma. Today my impression is that there is more mainstream media coverage starting to happen. It’s different this time around. Not a repeat of 1988, when 3,000 people were killed out of sight of the rest of the world, [...]

Joining the Panel for Blogger Lunch at TechEd

I’ve not been alone in wondering about the usefulness of Twitter – Next Big Thing, The New Blogging, Complete and Utter Waste of Time??? – but I’ve just had a nice outcome, courtesy of keen user, Microsoft blogger Frank Arrigo. When I noticed on Twitter that Frank was at the Microsoft TechEd event at Broadbeach, [...]

Ed Dale Is Launching Another Thirty Day Challenge

With a whole lot of other people from around the world, I’ve signed up for an interesting exercise, the latest 30 Day Challenge. It’s an extraordinary event, put on by Internet marketing wiz Ed Dale. What’s more, it is free. No strings, as far as I can see, and I make that observation in the [...]