I am not impressed with my week of Monday 6 to Sunday 12 October 2014. While I did produce a podcast, and also caught up with a friend and visited a part of Sydney that I hadn’t previously explored, it was still less productive that I’d hoped.
There are reasons. I’ll tell you about them another time. Soon.
For completely unrelated reasons, I’ve decided to run an old photo, not a new one. Exactly two years and one day ago, it was snowing at Wentworth Falls. One year and a week ago, the place was under threat from bushfires. Welcome to Australia. It’s a stupid place.
Podcasts
- “The 9pm Mental Health Awareness Week”, being The 9pm Edict episode 30, 7 October 2014. It’s not actually about mental health or, indeed, awareness.
Articles
- Can Ello get by on a manifesto and a smiley?, ZDNet Australia, 7 October 2014.
Media Appearances
None.
Corporate Largesse
None.
The Week Ahead
There’s only one firm fixture in my week so far.
On Wednesday I’ll be in Sydney to host Data Retention: the European experience, a conversation with Privacy International’s legal director Carly Nyst. The event is being presented by Electronic Frontiers Australia in conjunction with the Australian Privacy Foundation and Privacy International. Book here.
Other than that, I have a column or two to write for ZDNet Australia, and I’ll be producing an episode of The 9pm Edict podcast, but the exact order of play is yet to be determined. Like you care.
[Photo: Waratah in the snow, photographed at Bunjaree Cottages two years ago on 12 October 2012.]
This post is oddly prescient after the last 24 hours of chaos.