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Astronauts and Princesses Meme Goes Large

Thursday, April 26th, 2007

Uncle Dave, with his new found power of recording his own Podcasts, invited me to yabber on about my week so far.
We subverted the Uncle Mike hierarchy, and had a good show.  Thanks Uncle Dave.

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The Way we (will) Work

Tuesday, March 6th, 2007

On ABC-TV's Difference of Opinion: The Way We Work, there is an excellent view on the world of modern "work".  The world of work has changed from a mere 5 years ago, let alone 10 or 15 years.
IM (instant messaging), blogs, RSS feeds, live calendars etc all dramatically change the immediacy of information and access [...]

Uncle Mike: Munge Brother Pioneers

Saturday, March 3rd, 2007

I had completely forgotten about the Munge History of video production.
In the early 1990s, when Adobe Premiere was a new thing, and Quicktime overshadowed anything Microsoft had until at least 1995 - we created this video.
Starring Uncle Mike, Uncle Paul, Uncle Peter (Peter Harris) and myself - the DOSBOX (original Munge Car) and Mike's passion for [...]

Too Rainy for the Beach: off to educationau.edu.au

Saturday, August 5th, 2006

Spent yesterday at the Education.au conference "So What's New", I asked myself - so exactly what is new? I must admit to slight symptoms of intellectual stockholm syndrome. Agreeing with all points of view and resulting in a mush of thoughts, and no opinion.
Is Web2.0 new? Relatively. Is the Web new? Is TCP/IP new? Are [...]

Mike Seyfang Logs Off

Saturday, March 5th, 2005

Chairman Bill and CEO Steve have lost a valuable member of staff in Uncle Mike. I have a distinct feeling that product teams in Seattle will miss him more, if history tells us anything. Nearly 9 years at Microsoft is an achievement in these high velocity career times.
Times like these trigger throughts and feelings [...]

Munge Brothers

Thursday, March 3rd, 2005

I am up for it, Uncle Mike. Seems like the other Munge Brothers (Who are the Munge Brothers?) are up for it to. Only question is, when are you getting your ego-domain?
Interestingly enough, Mike's son goes to Immanuel College -- my old school. And plays in band, too. The world is an [...]