Andrew Birmingham

Rupert Murdoch enters the chat.

Cost vs climate: Why are Australia's younger, most eco-conscious generations powering $3bn sales at China's fast fashion, homewares and landfill ecom duo? | Mi3 Australians lead the world per capita in buying fashion - 56 items per year, ahead of the US. And as a trimmed down Australian Fashion Week kicks off in a few weeks, China's fast commerce and fast fas...

One for my Gen Z connections. All those cheap shoes, bags, and clothes from Temu and Shein come with a very big cost, as my colleague Kalila Welch reports www.mi-3.com.au/25-03-2025/g...

#sustainability

I'm going to very immodestly say the piece I published today, based on my… | Phil Sim I'm going to very immodestly say the piece I published today, based on my interview with Andrew Birmingham 🕵️‍♂️ on his AI journalism experiment is a cracker.…

Just me, being a thought leader 😱😱😱 (Quite a sweary thought leader) www.linkedin.com/posts/philsi...

Me, doing my day job. It turns out that treating your staff with the same courtesy as your customers drives revenue. Sounds dangerously woke. www.mi-3.com.au/25-03-2025/K...

From Zaphod Beeblebrox to 'Chat Checkouts': Customers aren't on your journeys, they're the fulcrum around which your brand's universe revolves | Mi3 In the age of the 'blue dot' consumer — that blue dot in Google Maps or on Uber — your brand doesn’t guide the journey. Instead, it orbits the customer. That’s the core message from customer experienc...

Just me doing my day job. Whatever happened to 'Life wasn't meant to be easy' ? www.mi-3.com.au/24-03-2025/z...

The Trump Administration Accidentally Texted Me Its War Plans U.S. national-security leaders included me in a group chat about upcoming military strikes in Yemen. I didn’t think it could be real. Then the bombs started falling.

Absolutely wild. www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...

Maybe a bloke with so many conflicts of interest shouldn't be in that role to begin with.

So it wasn't my imagination.

How it started

How it's going

Back in Australia.
Really weird to to warm again.

I can’t compete with this

Welp, there goes the US defense industry.

This would annoy Trump so Bigly.

LAX was basically empty at 1 pm on a Monday when I arrived.

Salt Lake City was quiet when I left despite the ending of a big tech conference the night before.

The US economy is about to tank massively.

Huh

Time to start the long haul home. 14 hours. Ugh.

Back again for a month in seven weeks time.

I'm not an ex Prime Minister.

Somehow I have found myself with a belly full of beer at a Gwen Stefani concert

Cluster, meet fuck.

Obligatory morning selfie on the way out the door to experience 2 degrees on a brisk early walk

They've probably burned a couple tho.

I'm basically a hobbit

Ok so this is cool. My first NBA game.

It's weird, all these people being erased seem to have something in common but I can't put my white finger on it ....

Peter Dutton and the Politics of Bullshit: Conservatives are Copying the Worst of America Peter Dutton lies. He lies the way a butcher swings a cleaver: forcefully, deliberately, and without much concern for what’s left on the cutting room floor.

I'll let my politics robo-journo speak for us all: www.unprompted.news/peter-dutton...

Big Breaking News from the Qualtrics X4 conference I'm attending in Salt Lake City!

KFC to launch new fry in Australia. 🤤🤤🤤

You may return to your mundane humdrum existence

Minus 6??!

Since when do the numbers go backward?

Ok, that's quite a bit of snow now.

Snow!