Ah sweet! I love Search Engine, add it to your podcatcher! This promises to be an interesting interview. Jesse is good at these kinds of interviews, and I’m interested in hearing Mr. Malone talk at length about this. I’ve reread the same three quotes of his as the news story went around the world.
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Kenneth Scott Huntley, AACS (PROV) is a Web Consultant living in the South Western suburbs of Sydney, Australia.
Currently a mature student of Bachelor of Internet Science & Technology at the University of Wollongong and a part-time Web Design teacher at Miller College of TAFE, Scott was born and raised in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Scott is an Associate of the Australian Computer Society, a Member of the Australian Web Industry Association, a Member of the Golden Key International Honour Society, and the winner of a 2005 TAFE State Medal in Web Development.
Scott currently hates this theme and will work on a new one when he gets a chance.
This page was neglected for about 6 months. Scott hated the theme he had created and basically, like many bloggers, ran out of things to say. So what brought him back? Recently while teaching Web Design at Miller TAFE, his ingenious students discovered his page and started finding it's flaws. Apparently Scott has a "do I what I say, not what I do" approach. Well, who doesn't? Although Scott strives to teach the best practices, reality means sometimes we'll accept less than best - for now!
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[...] Last week I found out Michael Malone of iiNet would be on the CBC podcast Search Engine. I wanted to follow up with a link to the interview as the episode is now online. I’m hoping to draw more attention to his comments as I think the “Clean Feed” is the kind of censorship that will threaten our democracy. This entry was written by Scott, posted on 20-Nov-2008 at 2:16 am, filed under Digital Rights, Recommended Reading and tagged cbc, cbc-search-engine, censorship, iinet, jesse-brown, michael-malone, net-filter, net-filtering, nocleanfeed. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL. « Yahoo co-founder steps down amid eroding stock price [...]