Stilgherrian (@stilgherrian)

Wentworth Falls NSW AU

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July 29th, 2014

stafo86 I make good life decisions pic.twitter.com/40peBclk3i

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I find it fascinating that so many in this room consider NOT disclosing a financial relationship underlying their content.

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This discussion of native advertising is the key topic of discussion and contention in this stream today. Will write tomorrow.

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RT @sylmobile: Oh, Richard Dawkins ain’t so bad… [compared to syphilis.]

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Their argument was why would we want to buy into your brand if the content is corralled and tagged? [Um, wot?]

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Someone in the audience accused people of “demonising” native advertisiorum

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Donza is asked whether Netflix’s audience in the US skews older. He says Netflix doesn’t release audience figurorum

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[Note that I’m careful about what’s a direct quote, in quote marks in my tweets, and my paraphrases which are noorum

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@PhilGraingar I’m not disagreeing that YouTube is forward-looking etc. I’m just over hand-wavey slogans. Measures, please. #admaforum

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@PhilGraingar I’m just clarifying what you meant by “crushing”. A feelpinion, which is fine, but not a specific metric. Cool. #admaforum

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… but with native advertising you’re eroding the very thing upon which you build your audienorum

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Observes @Bobosphere, “What you’re monetising is the accumulated trust in the branaforum

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Garfield: “SBS is 75% goverment funded…” Kellie: “Two-thirds.” Garfield: “Yeah OK, 75%  #admaforum

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@PhilGraingar All that says is that YouTube is the most popular hosting platform for Twitter users who post videos. #admaforum

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So @Bobosphere just asked the audience how many of their orgs are doing native advertising. Maybe 25% of the room raised hands.

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@purserj I’ll seek some clarification of that metric. There’s presumably some research she’s specifically referring to.

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RT @PhilGraingar: @stilgherrian youtube is crushing MSM #admaforum #youtubestrategy [“Crushing” means what? What metric?]

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Kellie: SBS experience is that providing whole series on streaming in a block increases the audience for the scheduled broadcast.

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Kellie: Broadcasters need to see the habits of, for example, binge watching, and adapt to user behaviour.

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Are we facing an all-streaming future? Kellie: Teens are still watching a TV stream more than they’re streaming. [For now?um

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@jeffchu That said, I did flag several quotes to go into my story for @crikey_news tomorrow.

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@jeffchu More than mildly. :) But perhaps I was seeking something more tactical, not strategic. But I go to TOO MANY PANELS.

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Kellie: TV is about great content. We need to be flexible and fluid about how we make money and how we distribute content.

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Rogers: Algorithms will manage inventory (inevitable). Algorithms will manage customisation of content. Nothing in between.

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… Bruce Rogers, Chief Insights Officer, Forbesum 2/2

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Panellists: Tim Donza, Global Director, Consumer Insights, Netflix; Helen Kellie, Chief Content Officer, SBS; and â€um 1/2

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OK, it’s time for the crystal ball gazing of the panel discussion, moderated b@Bobosphererum

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Q: Paywalls the answer to preserving quality journalism? Chu: “I’m supposed to say ’No’ because we don’t have one,” b. #admaforum

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Q: Views on ‘native content’? Chu: “As a journalist it makes me very uncomfortable. I don’t like blurring the lines like taforum

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When Chu came out as a writer, his father said “Humph. Merchant banks need writers too.orum

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Chu, noting that journalists don’t make a fortune: “Journalism is not on the Chinese parents list of approved professioaforum

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RT @PeteLawler: and you’re sober? [Annoyingly so.]

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I have no idea what’s going onum

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We’re now seeing extracts from the @FastCompany fil;m “Detroit: A Love Story” http://t.co/FiIHprAgCT #admaforum

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fieldproducer OKCupid admits to experimenting with user profiles to examine behavior. nyti.ms/1rW5FFI

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Chu: “Anyone who says they’ve seamlessly transitioned to digital is also lyinaforum

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Chu: “Anyone who says they’re making tons of money online is lyinaforum

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This’d be a great positioning statement for, oh@FastCompanyny’s investors. But I’m learning nothing about the media in genaforum

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Sorry, that’s me thinking aloud on Twitter while Chu zooms through his polished presentationum

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That’s the problem. Causailty. These are things we do. We are successful. But is one the cause of the otherum

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Much as Chu is entertaining us, this is still a “This is what we do” presso, not “Why we do this and why it’s succe#admaforum

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And here’s a FuckedCompany version from 2001. https://t.co/ZcDhJC5y6q #admaforum

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Here’s a version of FuckedCompany from 2005, thanks to The Wayback Machine. https://t.co/aTMhlheuOZ #admaforum

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RT @R_Chirgwin: Will you be asking him about the late, lamented FuckedCompany, then? [If @Bobosphere lets me… he’s moderating.]

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Chu says that when @FastCompany won Best Magazine, it was a sad indictment on the state of the magazine industry.

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RT @glengyron: People bought the Tuesday Australian! [Yep, and how many pages was that at its peak?]

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In that first dotcom boom, there was so much advertising, writers were told to write longer, and issues reached 600 pages.

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Chu links that story to the @FastCompany yarn “The Brand Called You” (1997) http://t.co/q6nEjhyD7X #admaforum

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Chu is running through the story of Father Greg Boyle and Homeboy Industries. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greg_Boyle

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Now on, Jeff Chu, editor-at-large, Fast Company, on their resurrection.

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Dale_Henry Oh @BBCFirstAus I haven’t learned anything from your preso at today. I think you may have missed the brief. Stop selling!

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Current learnings 2/2: The TV series “The Musketeers” is about The Three Musketeersum

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Current learnings 1/2: The mini tic tac packets always contain four tic tacs.

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Much hand-wavey about “TV and radio spots” and “press ads” and “lots of money”. No concrete facts about what, where, w. #admaforum

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I fear that my fears are being substantiated.

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I fear this presentation will be “How we did cool things to explain why BBC First is cool.” So far it’s advertorial for aforum

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AScalzi98 I hate hipsters. Their smug faces, their vegan diet, tiny feet and sawdust bedding. No wait, I meant hamsters.

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Next up, Alistair McEwan, VP ANZ, BBC Advertising, on brand storytelling.

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A speaker who, when told to wrap, introduces a new concept at length.

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“Computers. Very important. Infrastructure makes a difference.orum

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People really do talk about finding out “what segments are popping”. Like the back seam of my jeans after Christmas lunorum

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[Insert your own joke here about “huge, hot and growingâ€orum

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Shorter McNab: “Programmatic advertising is huge, hot and growing,” says programmatic advertising service providorum

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RT @virag064: RT @stilgherrian …
[How does this tension resolve?]
It’s a bubble ;um
[Oh yes. Silly me.]

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… yet we’re seeing more brands taking direct control of their programmatic advertising. [How does this tension resolvorum

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Mc Nab notes that the big publishers won’t make their audience data available separately from their ad inventory..um

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@vealmince I’m surprised that the word in question hasn’t been asterisked out, however. Times are a’changin’.

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@TrishHepworth Gmail is suppose to learn from how you treat your email. I don’t know how smart it is.

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RT @vealmince: Thank you @stilgherrian for getting the word ‘fucked’ into this afternoon’s reading … four times in three pars! [Bows.].

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Now on, Ross McNab, co-founder of Kinected, on programmatic advertising. Yes, a slight change of order.

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So, back to it. I’m tweeting today from the ADMA Global Forum “Media Connect” day. http://t.co/DQ6MQzzMzo Hashtag to filter is #admaforum

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@TrishHepworth Well, the content is different every time, but Gmail makes its own mysterious decisions in that regard.

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The rules regarding who can eat what when have been brought to you by Franz Kafka.

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@smperris I suppose I am writing more that’s directly about Australian policy matters. I’m enjoying it too.

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I’ve basically just lost an hour dealing with that fractious computer. It is such a disappointment to me.

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@smperris Oh, I assume that’s yesterday’s @zdnetaustralia thing? It does mention your minister.

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@elronxenu Almost, yes. But I’ve found where the glitch is being generated, physically. Now it’s a matter of seeing whether Apple agrees.

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leslienassar FUTURE SYDENY pic.twitter.com/d3UwfNCwZ2

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NO MACBOOK PRO THIS IS NOT THE TIME TO TRY YOUR GRAPHICS CRASHING TRICKS YOU BASTARD MACHINE.

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Jorge Urritia del Pozo’s presentation is about understanding millennials and media. I won’t tweet it. I have to write somethiorum

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Next speaker, Jorge Urritia del Pozo: “Well. We’re all fucked. So you might as well listen to my presentatioaforum

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Garfield on fact-free ’news’: “I guess the answer I have for you is the same one I had for him. We’re all f#admaforum

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Garfield: “There isn’t an appetite in my country for facts. There’s an appetite for things that look like factaforum

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@hughstephens We were introduced earlier. It was a meeting of minds. As I suspected it would be.

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Garfield, to the “hypothetical” journo: “Unless you want to act in a porno with me, then your chances are bleaaforum

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Garfield, to “hypothetical” journo: “You are fucked. Cobblers were fucked by the industrial revolution. You are a cobbleaforum

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Q: Advice for hypothetical journo in late 30s? Garfield: I would advise the hypothetical journalist to find a Plan B.

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Why do so many people in the media not know what a fucking microphone is and why they should use it?

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And thus ends @Bobosphere’s keynote. Questions beginum

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Garfield: “More choice is wonderful, but what’s lost is critical mass.” Voices are aforum

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Garfield: “I represent the last generation for which journalism was a [workable] livelihood.orum

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Garfield: “I’m so old I remember when there was just one ringtone. It went ‘Riiiiii#admaforum

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Garfield: “I’m so old I’ve had two colonoscopies. Last time they found two small polyps and a brand new Starbudmaforum

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Garfield is now suggesting we face a “post-media age”. “It’s very exciting, in the same way that a carjacking is very excdmaforum

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“Orange is the New Black” was entirely a data-driven decision for Netflix. All the boxes were checkorum

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Garfield is now running through the successful new sites, such as BuzzFeed funding serious journalism from listicles etc.

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Also, @Bobosphere is trolling us with his PowerPoint, using atrocious novelty fonts and text in all the colours. Glorious work.

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Garfield: “Except… Dude, smartphoneaforum

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Garfield: “If you made your money from marketing and adverting, it’s time to remove your belt and shoelaceaforum

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Garfield says the lucrative media world we were all used to was a temporary historical accident.

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The internet revolution? Garfield: “With apologies to Gil Scott-Heron, ‘The revolution will not be monetisedâ€aforum

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So far @Bobosphere has been very entertaining, presenting a well-structured explanation of where we are and how we got here.

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Another factor is ad-inventory glut, driving prices down.

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Garfield: “To most people, all advertising is spam.orum

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Fragmentation. Trivial barriers to entry (see Evita Nuh). Piracy. Ad avoidance.

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Garfield is now running through the factors that have brought us to where we are, particularly with journnalism.

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“Except for search, gaming and porn, nobody is making any money of any consequence online.â€um

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It appears that @servantofchaos is tweeting from the other stream here at #admaforum, so follow him for that stuff. http://t.co/pl0TnD7Vap

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“Then there’s ‘native advertising’, which we can talk about later if you want to spend the morning discussing prostitution.orum

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Or, like weekly news magazines.

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“I am a toaster oven”? Yes, a little useful, but mostly replaced by more modern technology. Like a fondue potum

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“My name is Bob Garfield. Yes, like the fucking cat… He makes more money that I do, and he doesn’t even exaforum

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And @Bobosphere begins his keynote, “My Life as a Toaster Oven”. http://t.co/lnrL0leDJi #admaforum

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“Disruptors”! Driorum

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@leslienassar I’ve researched that problem. ADMA members shouldn’t do it. The big leaflet distributors like Salmat sack workers who do it.

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RT @SnarkyPlatypus: “Data driven marketing”. What else drives marketing? (besides uninformed feels, obviously) [Indeorum]

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ADMA used to be the Australian Direct Marketing Association, now it’s the Association for Data-driven Marketing and Advertisingum

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RT @CyberPrefixerAU: Push for cybercannabis ‘licences’ for NSW medicinal cyberdrug users [CYBERCANNABIS! Ping @gattaca]

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joshgnosis Remember the CC Nicola Roxon campaign? I wonder if there will be a similar one for people who have to submit 40 job applications per month.

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Meanwhiole, me at @zdnetaustralia yesterday: “Beware the spin behind Australia’s copyright law discussion paper” http://t.co/86UJ4OdDKC

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Today I’m covering the ADMA Global Forum “Media Connect” day. http://t.co/DQ6MQzzMzo Hashtag #admaforum to filter in or out, as you wish.

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“Win an iWatch*” *Asterisk, asterisk etc etc. Lulwut? instagram.com/p/rAwAQNCFoX/

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Tue plan: 0606 train to Sydney; errands (done); 0845 ADMA Global Forum admaforum.com.au; @5at5daily; @OpenAustralia drinks, Redern.

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See also Alfred W Crosby, “The Measure of Reality”.

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Syllogism: It is important to have data. Here is some data. Therefore this data must be important.

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So how did “steps” come to be the measure of fitness effort? Oh that’s right, it’s the only thing the technotrinkets can measure.

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RT @vealmince: These people aren’t just stupid and allergic to facts, they’re also mean and petty. It’s a country run by preschoolers.

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@vealmince So, anything with fins, then?

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@vealmince Is “precision” really called for here?

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“Japanese schoolgirl admits to dismembering classmate”, reports @abcnews abc.net.au/news/5627994

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“Darwin inmates repeatedly break out, return drunk”, reports @abcnews, omitting “suspected” from the headline. abc.net.au/news/5629540

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Mizzou_IR @MalwareJake “…Patch your most critical servers first….” But my server has been up and running for 6030 days….. pic.twitter.com/pkDbkEb9Hx

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Interesting wording by @SenatorAbetz there, @BernardKeane. Not “help them find jobs” but “get [them] back into work”. Poke with sticks, etc.

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SenatorAbetz Speaking to Alan Jones on @2GB873 at 7.10am this morning about the Government’s plan to get job seekers back into work.

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Me at @zdnetaustralia yesterday: “Beware the spin behind Australia’s copyright law discussion paper” http://t.co/86UJ4OdDKC

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For those expected an episode of “The 9pm Edict” last night, including me, well, it’s been delayed by “technical issues”.

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Sydney is a whore, @SnarkyPlatypus, the city is all froth and no beer.

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Sydney is a whore, @SnarkyPlatypus, the city is all froth and no beer.

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I can’t get a decent photo, alas, ‘cos this train’s windows were last cleaned some time before the Second Boer War.

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There’s a rather spectacular sunrise about to happen over Sydney.

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@Lyall What’s particularly stupid is that the wooden seats were all freshly painted and maintained just a few months ago.

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Then we could all take turns pissing on them.

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It’s a wonder this waiting room (heating, book exchange, staff’s personal message music selection) survives. Not much longer, I imagine.

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The railway’s senior management should have their arses strapped to those metal seats these cold winter mornings. Teach ‘em some physics.

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So one of the heritage features that makes the Blue Mountains train journey that little bit more pleasurable is gone.

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The arseholes at Sydney Trains have removed the cast iron and wood seats from Wentworth Falls station and replaced them with generic metal.

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@SnarkyPlatypus En général, les flammes et les coups de feu peuvent améliorer tous les jours.

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According to the internet, the temperature I am currently standing in feels like -2.3C. I concur with this assessment.

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@SnarkyPlatypus Bonjour. Je suis irrité dans une variété de façons, trop nombreux à énumérer. Et vous?

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RT @llament: Will there be cake? [Of course. There shall be yellowcake. Sigh.]

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Tue plan, draft: 0606 train to Sydney; errands 0845 ADMA Global Forum admaforum.com.au; @5at5daily; @OpenAustralia drinks, Redern.

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Happy birthday to the International Atomic Energy Agency), ensuring perfectly safe, cheap and abundant peaceful energy since 29 July 1957.

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Tuesday. You may well choose to seek new horizons. But wherever you go, you’ll still be there, with your own miserable soul. Tuesday.

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