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Starting at 7 am on Saturday I was 1/2 of the Support Crew for my son Harry’s Kokoda Challenge walk team – the team consisted of 4 14yo lads and their teacher (Mr Hogan whom I blogged about below). Jason, Harry, Brandon – still with 30 kms to walk The 96 km walk was to […]

Mike Arrington over at Tech Crunch has a story about a current poll on who is the sexiest female blogger (obviously if it was the sexiest male blogger I’d top the poll……don’t blame me, I’m just naturally hot!). The woman featured in the spot were asked (and gave) for permission to be included in the […]

…….I read this brilliant email from a Yahoo employee on the debacle going on there at the moment. My favourite bit is: “As for the Microsoft offer, well, I can’t emphasize how relieved we are that we did not sell ourselves short. All of us who are working in the trenches know the full potential […]

Kerry O’Keefe is an ex-national player in Australia’s national sport – cricket. Mel and I went to a charity lunch yesterday to help raise funds for the Spinal Injuries Association where Kerry was one of the speakers. What Resonated More Than The Jokes Kerry made the usual funny speech he was rolled out for but […]

This makes you wonder how some lawyers sleep at night.  

….then it usually is. I reckon it’s a giveaway that it’s spam when the email starts with: “NOTE: We are not spammers and are against spamming of any kind. We are sending this mail with sole objective of link exchange for reciprocal benefit. If you are not interested in Link Exchange then you can reply […]

Sunday afternoon I had a call from a client (yep, we give our clients our home and mobile (cell) numbers). The client was frantic with worry as when she typed in her (very valuable) domain name, all she got was a page full of ads. We don’t manage this client’s domain name. Or her hosting. […]

I use Skype to call international numbers and when I want to interview people (we often use audio testimonials on client sites). I’ve used Hot Recorder for years but have lately started using Call Graph: it’s very easy to use, you can set it to record all Skype calls automatically, it records straight to mp3 […]

I received a fax offer for a Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor from Dell yesterday. The heading says: “85% Of Small Business Managers Want Environmentally Friendly IT Products” Ummmm, no Dell. They don’t. The correct heading would be: “85% Of Small Business Managers Will Say They Want Environmentally Friendly IT Products, But When They Go To […]

Here are 2 brilliant PR strategies that have result in tremendous coverage and benefits. The first one is in the case of the Carla Bruni nude photo being sold for $US91,000. The photographer then promised to donate the money to a charity. But like the intended recipient says “The idea behind this gift was to […]