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Like making old things new again. Enjoy working on a far away big tree/cow farm vs inner city digital stuff and with the NBN that's changing, creative lifestyles and digital content businesses. I have 4 degrees in psychology, media, literature, librarianship, management and business including a business PhD that explored how tech created opportunities in the music sector (as a lead indicator to other content sectors). Am fascinated by how people use digital stuff and emerging uses. Slow living, reject unreal or fast lifestyles, I like to know all about what I eat. Maintaining a professional hatred and boycott of Farcebook. Confused about whether to write in 1st or 3rd person on this site. Love animals and have always had them around - cows, horses, chooks, cats, dogs, sheep, goats, camels, budgies. Met lots of snakes too. Enjoy aesthetic immersion and favourite era is 1940-1959. Music obsessive not impartial to late nights watching bands. blah blah blah

Friday, February 5, 2010

quote of the day

i may be breaching confidentiality posting this one:

Today we learn that the UK Government is to examine artist recording contracts, especially those signed by young artists, to try to help them avoid pitfalls and problems further down the line. Much as I support honesty and transparency in all things, I can't help thinking that no politician or civil servant is really equipped to understand the piece of perverted brilliance that the music industry could be - more a troupe of levitating priests than guardians of the nation's sewers or power stations.

But even more sadly, by their ever shriller whining and sourer spitting at anything which comes within their ambit, neither can I help thinking that the BPI and IFPI, and other representative bodies, have invited the Government in to our house without fully anticipating what they would do once there, and that it will all end in tears.

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