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My slides and transcript for my introductory talk at the final National Museum of Australia Talkback Classroom on 25 June 2008. The theme of the event was Youth and the Media. I sat on a panel with Walkley Award winning journalist and presenter, Steve Cannane from the ABC and Jenny Buckland, CEO of

EDIT: Of course, with the AFR’s evil paywall, you can’t read the article online. Lucky they flow it through to MIS Australia. I’m quoted pretty extensively in a major article in the Information section of today’s Australian Financial Review, the leading Australian newspaper focussed on business.

All the pieces fell into place today, and at short notice, I’m off to the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston. I wanted desperately to go last year, so being able to go now is something of a wish come true. I expect to come back with my head full of enormous ideas, success stories and grand plans.

Entrepreneur, Jed White, and his company itechne are putting together two PubCamp events; one each in Sydney and Melbourne. I had been hoping to be able to attend at least the Sydney event. But now, I’m able to attend both as I’ve been asked to present at them on the subject of participatory culture and media.

A few announcements about speaking events I have coming up. You may be interested in them or wish to attend to hear me speak. Links to events are in the listings where available. The Art of Customer Engagement - 19 June 2008 My talk, entitled Turn on, tune in, drop out will discuss: …the business

A few announcements about speaking events I have coming up. You may be interested in them or wish to attend to hear me speak. Links to events are in the listings where available. The Art of Customer Engagement - 19 June 2008 My talk, entitled Turn on, tune in, drop out will discuss: …the business

Insightory , a newish social tool for “sharing management insights” contacted me a little while back to ask if they could use me as a “Featured Expert”. It’s something they renew every few days and which they use to highlight the work of someone they consider has: Deep experience in a particular

A while back now, journalist Sue Bushell interviewed me on the subject of Enterprise 2.0. We talked a couple of times over a few days and now, her major article has been published in the Australian version of CIO magazine.

Watching Clay Shirky’s Web 2.0 talk, and rewatching the Supernova talk has me all keyed up for my talk at Interesting South (more up-to-date Facebook page here) on the evening of 12 May at the Belvoir Street Theatre in Sydney. I’m speaking on the subject Conversation, Collaboration, Community.

The whole relationship spectrum in social networks is something that bugs me more than a little. I live with it, as I’ve no choice if I want to use these tools, but most networks don’t adequately express the range of associations we have with people.