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Subscribe?

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on July 19, 2015

Why do people still pay to subscribe to magazines, journals, websites and newspapers? For some time, to subscribe, one has entered an email address or added […]

Posted in Digital life, Popular culture, Professional development | Tagged Apple Music, Crikey, Feedly, New Matilda, New Philosopher, Quadrant, Quarterly Essay, Saturday Paper, Spotify, subs, subscriptions, Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, The Guardian, The Monthly | Leave a Comment

My tools

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on December 30, 2013

Two years ago I posted about the tech tools I use daily. Many I continue to find essential, others have fallen by the wayside. What follows is a […]

Posted in Digital life, Photography, Professional development, WordPress | Tagged "iPhone 4S", Adobe, Adobe Lightroom, audible, Chrome, Diigo, edmodo, facebook, flickr, FujiFilm, iPad, Just Cloud, Kindle, Lee filters, Lightroom, Macbook pro, Nikon D800, Sonos, SoundCloud, Spotify, tools, Twitter, Wordpress, X100s | 6 Comments

Music and Water II

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on July 7, 2012

Streaming Music in Australia (at mine) I posted about the new streaming services, spoiling Australian music fans for choice, last month and felt like updating […]

Posted in Digital life, Featured, Popular culture | Tagged eMusic, Grooveshark, iTunes, Last.FM, MOG, music, Pandora, Rdio, Sonos, Spotify, streaming | 2 Comments

Music and Water

Posted by Darcy Moore | Published on May 23, 2012

”Music itself is going to become like running water or electricity…It’s terribly exciting. But on the other hand it doesn’t matter if you think it’s […]

Posted in Digital life, Featured, Popular culture | Tagged Deezer, JB Hi-Fi, music, Rdio, Songl, Sonos, Spotify | 3 Comments

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'Down and Out in Paris and London' was banned in Australia until 1953. #Orwell himself made a note of the fact in 1949 for his literary executors. #Orwelltrivia

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Added Henri #Barbusse's 'Inferno' (expurgated) tran. John Rodker 1932 + 'Hell' (unexpurgated) tran. Robert Baldick 1966 (artwork by Charles Mosley) to my #pariscollection. A scandalous look at Parisian boarding houses originally published in 1908. #Orwell darcymoore.net/paris… pic.twitter.com/BW13…

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#ants aeon.co/videos/incre… via @aeonmag

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#Orwell’s bust vandalised at his Motihari birthplace toi.in/dynY2b96/a24g… via @timesofindia

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Australia's freedom of information regime labelled 'dysfunctional' in scathing audit theguardian.com/aust… #auspol

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IMHO George Woodcock wrote more insightfully about Orwell than anyone else who knew him. He also founded NOW (1940-1947) which I have collected & started reading chronologically, from the first, stapled A4 edition. en.m.wikipedia.org/w… #Orwell #HowThePoorDie pic.twitter.com/PvwV…

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