Blame it on the Tiger

Our apologies to everyone who tried to log on to chriscurnow,com over the last few days and was re-directed to the site of 4cast.com.au. Simple explanation: There was a technical difficulty which we have now resolved. Slightly longer explanation: In our excitement at...

Breast cancer gets a guernsey at home of footbal

The Age reports this morning on the wonderful efforts of Breast Cancer Network of Australia CEO, Lyn Swinburne. Swinburne, herself a breast cancer survivor, has organised for 10,500 women wearing pink ponchos to gather on the hallowed turf of the Melbourne Cricket...

Another (please keep me awake) iPod killer?

We note that Bleeding Edge reports on another so called (excuse me if I go to sleep here) iPod killer. Why is every new MP3 capable release labelled the latest iPod killer? I think Bleeding Edge has caught the disease. chriscurnow.com thinks perchance this represents...

Organisations Behaving Badly

This book by Leon Gettler invites comparison with The Corporation. Both conclude that the modern corporations can be compared to individuals and are largely pathological in nature. Both represent a fairly scathing critique of most modern corporations. However...

Harpsicord amongst the cannons

For as long as I can remember, one of the deepest connections I have been able to make with my soul is through music – particularly in making my own music on my piano. I have never learnt to play a whole Sonata, but I have it in mind to one day learn...
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