Heath Gibson reminded me in a post this morning that we have a renewed opportunity to persuade the Labor party to drop its ridiculous bid to impose net censorship. As he notes, because of the change in leadership, the party can now back away from previous policies without losing so much face (as it has with the mining tax).

I’ve just been reading Robert Cialdini’s book Influence on the advice of Jacques Chester (thanks, Jacques, a great book). And the following paragraph leaped out at me. Read more »