This week's messages..

In addition to Triple M and KO-FM this week, I appeared on A Current Affair this evening commenting on a story relating to the privacy of captured digital images. Someone had loaded up an embarassing video of an ex girlfriend to YouTube and she was devastated, reporting him to the show. My view: if you don't want it on YouTube, don't let it be filmed!

And, as always - parents.. why don't you know what your kids are doing in their rooms each evening? Surely any responsible parent would supervise a teenager and check what they're loading up to YouTube?

Also did a segment on ABC Local Radio QLD, talking about the dreaded email Chain Letters again (see link below) and taking lots of tech-support calls from listeners. Felt like the old days at Microsoft!

March 8 is International Women's Day. Hooray for us! I'm speaking at an IBM function where staff have been invited to bring their daughters to hear me chat about the wonderful world of IT, in an effort to encourage more women into it. And just to prove the point that we really do 'have it all', before the talk I'll be dropping off kids to school, dropping off overdue library books, doing canteen duty for half a day, meeting with a magazine editor about a new column (stay tuned). Phew!