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Nick Hodge is a professional geek and digital diplomat for Microsoft in Australia. More info lives underneath the About Box...

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Blue Day, Melbourne

Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007

Blue Day means a clear day. I could see the sky. After leaving a dark and rainy Sydney, 4degC Melbourne was a rude surprise.
Up at 4:00am. A cat wandered out, stretched and looked at me quizzically seemingly asking : "WTF?"

After checking the online world, my new residence, drive off to the airport. Megan's battery is [...]

Australian Canegrowers: Hiring on YouTube

Sunday, May 27th, 2007

Demonstrating Australian farmers are innovative. And a bunch of larrakins.

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Cookie Monster!

Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007

As I would have probably watched this on Australia's ABC as a young un', I now understand why I am a geek.

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BarCampSydney: The Geek Stories

Saturday, March 3rd, 2007

Not all the video I captured today will be used On10.net
So, rather than discard the bits: I've uploaded them to YouTube.
Follow the tag "BarCampSydney" or just look at this playlist.
My favourite: Geeks in Startups are Hot
fixed playlist URL, thanks mountainash

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The New Nickel-Tube: Google and YouTube

Tuesday, October 10th, 2006

So Google purchased YouTube. US$1.65B in shares, paper-work money or an entry in an SEC filing.
In cold-hard numbers: YouTube has a reported 100 million viewers per day; based on the purchase price, each view equates to US$0.0452 over a year. Or, another way to look at it: as long as Google "earns" US5c for each [...]