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Ticketing for the Masses?
Ticketing for the Masses?
Earlier this year, Virtual Box Office launched, bringing free ticketing solutions to the masses! Free, we hear you ask? As always there is a small disclaimer, but for semi-professional, amateur and not-for-profit organisations, it is completely free.
By Matthew Proctor  |  14 March, 2011  |  Found in : features, toybox, blogs
Geek Chic: The evolution of fashion or a moment in history?
Geek Chic: The evolution of fashion or a moment in history?
A meditation on the evolution of a 'geek chic', in reality and fiction.
By Angela Thomas-Jones  |  2 March, 2008  |  Found in : features
 
Google Wave, my two cents
In a reply to my earlier post about Wave, Paul of the PC Thoughts blog posted a comment with a few questions about Wave. I decided to reiterate and elaborate on my response here:


By Michael Sanders  |  7 November, 2009  |  Found in : features, blogs

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Matthew Proctor
Matthew was born a geek, lives as a geek, and drives a red Porsche. What else does one need? Prior to GI, Matthew has written for a number of fanzines and is regularly asked to contribute to various IT journals on a range of exciting (!) topics.
Angela Thomas-Jones
Angela is a part-time academic at Murdoch University, Western Australia and editor of the Popular Culture Collective's community and hub projects. Angela's passion is writing and her publications include book chapters, website and magazine articles. These research pieces focus on different aspects of popular culture such as fashion, body politics, the creative industries and youth.
Michael Sanders
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