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Alfred Deakin Lectures
Author: Grant7 May
I wish I was in Melbourne for these. Jay, Joi, and Larry are all there. Update: and Lance! It would be awesome to hear them talk. Is there a podcast in the works? (Given the quality of the website, I doubt it…)
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One Response for "Alfred Deakin Lectures"
I don’t think they are going to do a podcast, but I think there’s a reasonable chance that recordings of the sessions (certainly audio) will be available.
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation was one of the sponsors and I think that’s their intention. When they are available, I’ll note that on my site for sure.
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