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actually CeBIT is a great place to catch up with people in the IT industry in Sydney. Many people go, after all it's an afternoon out of the office. And even if you're not interested in the content, the social side of things can be good.

Dropped in at CeBIT for while today.  Was at the Bloggerzone for the royal visit of uber blogger and web entrepreneur Jason Calacanis and his entourage of men in suits, then wandered about checking out the exhibits and running into various friends and acquaintances. It's a pity the

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I've always had a fondness for crows - perhaps because they wear black? Joshua Klein is fascinated by crows too. He's made an amateur study of corvid behavior, and has come up with a vending machine that sparks ideas that may enable new relationships between animals and

A few people mentioned that they really hated the live blogging that went on during Interesting South the other night.  From their perspective it seemed rude that the audience was not totally focused on the speakers and 'in-the-moment' and visibly paying attention. I found this interesting

My buddy Alec the Geek often makes very sensible and considered posts that get me thinking.  Other times he just says stuff that I agree with because it is so simply obvious (and thus it is ridiculous that there should exist a need to comment at all). Thus Alec'

Well I lasted one whole day without using Twitter or blogging.  And I came to the realisation that my personal and business lives are so completely intertwined with each other and with technology that is not feasible to disconnect from them and still work.  The only way to truly disconnect