Ryan Egan

Pacific Editor, Radio Australia, Australian Broadcasting Corporation News

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Manager: Content Planning and Projects, ABC International. Keen on radio, indie music, social, mobile, media and technology. Views my own, not the ABC's.

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Great "Meat Up" night, our monthly men's meat feast. Tonight at Meat Mother in Richmond. Smoky ribs ftw. pic.twitter.com/MFrKIuFrAq

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Myanmar dials in to growing mobile market

abc.net.au — Updated May 22, 2013 10:04:17 Myanmar's increasing engagement is fuelling demand for mobile phones in a country described as less connected than North Korea. Juice seller Ko Thet is among the emerging aspirational consumers who want to connect with each other and the outside world.
Interesting perspective RT @SBSNews: Xbox One: "Steve Jobs' dream device, made by Microsoft", by @fmanjoo bit.ly/10StKA2

Steve Jobs' dream device has arrived. And it's mad

sbs.com.au — Just before he died, Steve Jobs told his biographer Walter Isaacson about his dream for revolutionizing television. His fantasy device would control all the many doodads that crowd your living room - DVRs, game consoles, Blu-ray players - and would connect to the vast world of entertainment available online.
13-year-old podcast king presents the universe of Doctor Who - Books and Arts Daily buff.ly/16PQUv0

13-year-old podcast king presents the universe of Doctor Who

abc.net.au — Thirteen-year-old Benjamin Maio MacKay lives in Adelaide where he produces a podcast based on all things Doctor Who. It's found a worldwide audience in the millions, and been adapted for the stage. He spoke to Books and Arts Daily about how he became a teen podcast king.
My grandfather and great-grandfather worked at Ford in Geelong. The plant will close in October. End of an era. buff.ly/1873eqY

Ford Australia to close Broadmeadows and Geelong plants, 1,200 jobs to go

abc.net.au — Ford Australia says it will close its Australian manufacturing plants in October 2016, with the loss of hundreds of jobs. Ford president Bob Graziano said approximately 1,200 workers would lose their jobs when the Broadmeadows and Geelong plants were shut down.
RT @radioaustralia: Watch: Rising musical star @vancejoy brings his ukelele into studio for a live performance of 'Riptide' http://t.co/CDr…

Vance Joy - Riptide live acoustic

youtube.com — Vance Joy performs 'Riptide' live at the ABC in Melbourne
How are mobile phones being used in emerging markets in Asia? World Bank Dataviz: buff.ly/185Zwhs

World Bank Dataviz

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abc.net.au — Landowners on Papua News Guinea's Manus Island are demanding $45 million from the Australian government before an asylum seeker processing centre can be built on the island.

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Depressing: Unrestrained development projects across SE Asia spells doom for the region’s tropical forests feedly.com/k/10TnVz2

SE Asia’s forests: Development’s victims

asiancorrespondent.com — SE Asia's forests: Development's victims One of the world's hotbeds of biodiversity, the forestland of Southeast Asia, is being sacrificed on the altar of development and global capitalism. A spate of all but unrestrained development projects across SE Asia - from Burma to Vietnam to Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia and Laos - is spelling doom for the region's tropical forests and the uniquely rich ecosystems they support.

Burma holds the 2nd Conference on Media Development

asiancorrespondent.com — Burma holds the 2nd Conference on Media Development A conference on Media Development in Myanmar/Burma was held at Kandawgyi Palace Hotel in Yangon on 20-21 May. It was the second conference with an address by Union Minister for Information Aung Kyi.
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