Stilgherrian (@stilgherrian)

Wentworth Falls NSW AU

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March 25th, 2009

How’s your German? This documentation seems to show a Lenovo laptop and phone seized in Wikileaks.de police raid. http://is.gd/oO3F

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RT @mumbrella: John Farnham remix of Cadbury’s gorilla not a hit: http://is.gd/oNZg [Yes, I feel soiled just looking at it.]

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@noblemonkey Whenever I see a bio labelled “entrepreneur” I want to ask “name the successful businesses you started which still run”.

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@jg_rat If you sell me the knife, I’ll sell you exclusive coverage of what I do with it. Along with old photos of a random naked person.

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@middleclassgirl OK, I admit it, that’s a pretty special song. And, erm, costume. http://tinyurl.com/dk2v5f

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@ApostrophePong cleverly posted his Mardi Gras photos in reverse order. Today, building the floats. http://is.gd/oNKT

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I’m starting to see too many new Twitterfollowers who clearly only want to sell me something. I’m getting stabby.

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@viveka I suspect it pays not to over-analyse the ABC’s question at http://is.gd/oEQR Nevertheless I shall liveblog it.

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@Venisejb Gladly. My avatar is Grass Mud Horse (草泥马) (Cao Ni Ma). Song at http://is.gd/neBm with background at http://is.gd/omSm

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@jstevenskramer Dunno exactly what we’re doing at CeBIT, but it’s part of the conference stream.

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@GeordieGuy I am disappointed, Grass Mud Horse is our friend and ally.

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@schmediachick My point was, in fact, that with many new forms of media, should indeed look at that, without our paranoia.

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@schmediachick I was just describing history. What’s now was, in the age of newspapers-only, “clippings services”.

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@matthewlandauer I do want to visit Melbourne soon. But just for “Q&A”? http://is.gd/jgrP Nah, not on my budget, alas.

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@mpesce WTF? Our cleaners do the entire house in 45 to 50 minutes. Two days for your shoebox flat? WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING?

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@Nickhodge @SilkCharm @kcarruthers So, we’re all doing the CeBIT social media session in Sydney. How much bafflement shall we cause?

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Why do I have an email thread with the subject “Lyndsay Lohan’s Tits”? Oh. Yes. It’s a Crikey thing.

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@heavyphotons Agreed, the rules they are a’changing. Ephemeral conversations are now archived and indexed.

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@mpesce Hey, I didn’t ask the question! It’s the ABC’s question. Ask them. Or watch my liveblog on the day. Sheesh!

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ABC forum “Quality Journalism: How to pay for it? Does it matter?” next Thu 2 April. http://is.gd/oEQR I’ll be covering it for Crikey.

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@matthewlandauer Tomorrow night’s “Q&A” live with Senator Conroy is in Melbourne. http://is.gd/jgrP Alas, I won’t be there.

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@GreenJ Have you plugged it in? Is it turned on? Are you sure you’ve spelled it properly?

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@heavyphotons Media monitoring already covers talkback radio, and Whirlpool isn’t much different. Now if it were a PRIVATE thing… ;)

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@heavyphotons The key word is “public”. Whirlpool is public, anyone can watch. If the Minister can’t be there, he gets someone to summarise.

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@smperris @heavyphotons The Wikipedia article on “Media monitoring service” is about right. http://is.gd/oPvP

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RT @middleclassgirl: There is something seriously wrong with my mental state. [In other news, Sun rises in east, water flows downhill, etc.]

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@alpharia LOL! Agreed, that IS a useful image. I could have used that this morning. http://tinyurl.com/cszbgy

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@heavyphotons Agreed, “media monitoring” sounds nasty. But it’s just the modern term for what was called a “press clippings service”.

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@ApostrophePong I haven’t eaten at Clem’s Chicken on KIng St in YEARS. It sounds like I was right for once.

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@alpharia Your last link had “This image or video has been removed or deleted.” Oopsie.

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@barrysaunders This is media. It’s ALL in the framing. ;)

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RT @wikileaks: Australian government admits Wikileaks censorship lists probably accurate after all. http://is.gd/oPdO

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@alpharia LOL! That graphic seems to be appropriate for so MANY of my tweets! ;) http://tinyurl.com/c8w7tu

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@willhughes I was eating the satay seafood noodle soup at Happy Chef on King St, Newtown.

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@benmoretti It’s not tofu. Altogether too granular and pasty. Like a child’s poo after they’ve been eating crushed peanuts and vegemite.

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RT @Nickhodge: @kcarruthers totally wore me out last night. [Please insert your entendres here.]

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Awaiting noodles, wontons and whatever the brown floating stuff is.

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@firstdogonmoon Oh, apart from the continual pain, endless work stresser and advancing senility, I’m fabulous. You?

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Mind you, Marilyn’s comment “stop whining about the fucking pissant rockets” and “time you grew up” outdoes mine. ;) http://is.gd/oOLi

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@BiteTheDust I do indeed like (some) Aboriginal art for the “perceptual cartography” aspects. I’ve almost been in tears over some pieces.

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@barrysaunders Yeah “monitor” is a scary word. If it were part of an “engagement” strategy, though, people would be much happier.

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@michaelmeloni Yeah, it’s my reply to comments by Verity Pravda and “Mel Richardson” at http://is.gd/oOLi … sorry @GreenJ.

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Strange Maps: “The World As Seen From Chang’an Street” http://is.gd/oOKO I’ve always liked “perceptual cartography”.

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I think I may have just been a little too snarky responding to a Crikey commenter. Well, fuck them.

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@neil_mc @barrysaunders Precisely. Folks want politicians to pay more attention. Some them go all paranoid when they do. Oh well.

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@heavyphotons Whirlpool as “monitored blog” is tinfoil-hat paranoia. It’s standard media-monitoring awareness. http://is.gd/oDwS

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RT @rachelhills: A couple of editorial roles going at . DM me if you’re interested.

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@TweetDeck Perhaps an “Are you sure?” confirmation dialog on “Clear all tweets” would be A Good Thing. Le Sigh. [Yes, I did.]

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@twoscomplement The rumour mills and armchair lawyers will be running amok now. ;) Dear World, German law may differ from yours.

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@trib Maybe we should all now re-voice other TVCs with John Farnham and send them to Saatchi. A Flood of Lame.

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@Skywkr I don’t see anything which links German Wikileaks raid to Australia. The Danish, Norwegian and Thai lists were also leaked.

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@alpharia If the German police have indeed not followed protocol, it seems an amazingly silly stuff-up on such a high-profile case.

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Wikileaks’ media release on police raid. http://is.gd/oOcp Reppe refused to sign search protocol due to inconsistencies.

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@alpharia [nods] Just from the smattering of German words I know, it looks pretty standard: “We searched, we took these items.”

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@noblemonkey Hello. You already know the answer to your own question. http://is.gd/oO7A Please hang your head in shame now.

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@raena @trib Who is it more of an indictment of, though? Saatchi & Saatchi? John Farnham? Out of work assassins everywhere?

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@closetgeekshow If you’re interested in more, I’ve been covering AU Internet censorship for 18mo. Nothing indicates DE raids relate to AU.

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@closetgeekshow Also, the Internet IS global. That’s kinda the point. ;)

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@closetgeekshow Um, there’s nothing in the DE Wikileaks raid to indicate it was related to the Australian leak: NO, DK, TH lists leaked too.

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@ssharwood A show of me watching Conroy might be boring. ;) I’ll look at other suggestions later, I must write for now.

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@Cocodmonkey Q&A is podcast/iView’d anyway. It’s not about me watching it later but the audience clash. [shrugs] Will figure later.

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Hmmm… How will I handle “Stilgherrian Live” tonight when I also want to watch “Q&A” featuring Senator Conroy?

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Thu plan: AM writing, probably for Crikey; lunch somewhere; PM project management, desk work etc; 9.30pm AEDT “Stilgherrian Live”?

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@SnarkyPlatypus @middleclassgirl By “refresher classes”, you men “buckets of Pernod with Absinthe chasers”.

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@SnarkyPlatypus Existe-t-il rien d’un miroir de balle ne peut pas résoudre?

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@kimanastasia Thanks. An excuse to say my avatar is Grass Mud Horse (草泥马) (Cao Ni Ma). Song: http://is.gd/neBm background: http://is.gd/omSm

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@SaschaV A wonderful title at http://bit.ly/27eIx and now all it needs is content. ;)

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RT @stephenconroy: I’ve been fired for contravening Telstra’s AWA that mandates that you don’t criticise Telstra — ever — even in jest.

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@SnarkyPlatypus Bonjour. J’ai transcendé l’espace et le temps lui-même. Et il se sent bien. http://is.gd/Ioj Et toi?

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@mpesce Your “G’morning, all. Another beautiful day…” seems… uncharacteristic. Or have you been inhaling the cleaning products again?

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@mpesce Are you channelling “The Prisoner” this week?

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@davesag Indeed, I think if anyone’s needed some reading this morning, looking up Grace Hopper is worthwhile.

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Skype now world’s “largest provider of cross-border voice communications” with 8% share of total market. http://is.gd/oI5k

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@jdub We do, of course, see Letterman struggling with an unfamiliar subject and poorly-written questions (not his fault).

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RT @jdub: David Letterman: “How did you know so much about computers?” Grace Hopper: “I didn’t. It was the first one.” http://is.gd/oTeC

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Emerges. Without a melon.

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OK, bedtime for me. But I think a repeat link to the “Conroy: separated at birth” photo is needed. Just ‘cos. http://is.gd/o95Q [exit]

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@Nickhodge I’ve been featured in a “choose your own adventure” book. Apparently “a huge stilgherrian” emerges from a swamp.

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@johnhalton True. All cartography is perceptual. See also Jorge Luis Borges and Umberto Eco. ;)

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