Avatar: More Fun Than Killing Each Other
Are we alone in the universe and is the human race doomed to destroy itself?…More
Tagged: Media and Culture
The Future Of Photocopying
Small photocopied publications with tiny print runs, zines are pure independent authorship, unique artwork, deeply…More
All Art Is Immoral
In societies that have long prided themselves on liberty of expression, something of late has…More
Where Have All The Arts Critics Gone?
When The Australian’s film writer Michael Bodey penned a long article this year about the…More
Twitter For World Governor 2010: 20 Questions
Happy New Year! Congratulations to those of you who made it through the festivities without…More
Was 2009 A Watershed Year For Edginess?
In Australian public discourse, there’s an increasingly fuzzy edge between the offensive episodes we allow…More
Regulating Technology For Grown-Ups
In the hullaballoo surrounding the latest developments on internet filtering, you could have been forgiven…More
A Blue-Cheeked, Left-Leaning Hollywood Spectacular
James Cameron’s 3D science fiction extravaganza Avatar opened yesterday. You know, the one with the…More
2009: Year Of The Anniversary
The recipe for anniversary journalism is simple: mix first-person reflection with archive, then layer with…More
Conroy's Clean Feed Won't Block Child P*rn
In the end, it took Senator Stephen Conroy and the Department of Broadband, Communications and…More