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I was gently chiding a young teacher at a function lately because she still hadn't checked an email I'd sent her with a link I wanted her to have about a support site. She apologised but said: "Umm . . I don't use email much any more." She, as a young woman in her twenties, keeps in contact via MySpace, and text.

As I adjusted my mental models once again, (and gave myself a nudge for being caught out for having the trademark linear view of my generational mob: the baby boomers), I real

Here in Australia, our national broadcaster ran a story tonight about the CNNYoutube event with US Presidential hopefuls.

Luckily, the story went beyond the whizz-bangery of the event, (as we've come to expect that from the home of Hollywood and other dreams), but more in the key messages which the story took from the event; as a metaphor for a transformed context of image management. I didn't catch the name of one of the interviewees, but ran to find a slip of paper to write down thes