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Just as 3D printing is changing the way we look at manufacturing, it's changing the way medicine approaches different problems.

In this episode I talk to Scott Summit from Bespoke Innovations about the work his company does  with artificial limbs and I have a look at some of the other ways that 3D Printing is changing the way the medical world turns.

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Sigh, here we go again, yet another article lamenting the fact that the big bad world is being mean to the Australian media industry.

Okay, I've got a raging sore throat, and I'm tired, so I'm probably not going to be as gentle as I should, but here goes.

HTFU.

Dear Julian Lee,

Just thought I would drop you a line about your op-ed in the Sydney Morning Herald about whether companies like Google and Facebook should be forced to contribute to a fund for the development of Australian Content as per the suggestion in the Covergence Review Interim Report.

Now before I go on, I would just like to say that admire your passion for Australian produced content. You obviously feel strongly about it.

I was going to broadcast the next episode of Purser Explores The World tomorrow night, however I'm still chasing a second interview which I think is particularly relevant to the topic of Community Generated Power, so I'm postponing it for a week.

So book into your calendar the following:

Purser Explores The World - Community Power

Date: 16th April

Time: 21:30 AEST/ 11:30 UTC

Just as 3D printing is changing the way we look at manufacturing, it's changing the way medicine approaches different problems.

In this episode I talk to Scott Summit from Bespoke Innovations about the work his company does  with artificial limbs and I have a look at some of the other ways that 3D Printing is changing the way the medical world turns.

Audio:

MP3

A reminder that the next episode of "Purser Explores The World" will be streamed live this monday 26th March 2012 at 10:30am UTC.

In this episode we're going to be looking at some of the more innovative uses of 3D Printing, and I'll be talking to Scott from http://www.bespokeinnovations.com/ about the work their doing.

I'll also be looking at some of the work being done in the medical and space industries.

Do you blog? Do you post regularly? Do you perhaps analyse or pass comment on newsy type things? Do you get more than 40 hits a day to your website?

Congratulations, the Independent Media Inquiry has just made you an official part of the Australian News Media industry, subject to the rulings of a News Media Council.

Or at least it would like to.

Okay so here's the deal.

A few years back, some changes were made to the Australian Copyright legislation. One of those changes actually made it legal for a person to "time shift" a program, that is, record it for later viewing. They weren't allowed to share the recording with their mates, but they were no longer breaking the law by recording a football game if they were out. (not that anyone actually cared if they were breaking that particular law).

Over the past five years, activism, like everything else in our lives has been changed by the rise of the Hacker/Maker culture. I have a look at two examples of those who build and use new tools to achieve what they couldn't do only a few years before.

For the next episode of Purser Explores The World, I want to explore the tech race thats happening between activists and authorities.

If you're involved in this area, I would love to hear from you, shoot me an email to james@angrybeanie.com or a tweet to @angrybeanie.

Australia is famous for its sporting prowess. Everyone knows that when it comes to sports such as Cricket, Rugby (of either variety) and Swimming, Australia is up there with the best in the world.

However what people may not be aware of is that Australia, the land of Sun and Surf is home to a thriving and competitive Ice Hockey community.

I'm going to take you into the world of the Australian Womens Ice Hockey competition and we're going to find out what it takes to be a player on a team that can challenge European nations.