Celebrating Australia’s unique digital heritage

Remembering Graeme Philipson
Continuing the work of a notable Australian
It is now a year since we lost a remarkable colleague.
Graeme Philipson was a poet, an author, an IT journalist and commentator.
The Pearcey Foundation had commissioned Graeme to write a definitive history of Australia in the digital age. At his death he had almost completed the first section of this major work. The Pearcey Foundation has resolved to publish the work Graeme had completed and to ensure we continue the project he had initiated.
The Riding the Digital Wave Summit:
Celebrating the birth of Computer Science in Australia
Thursday 24 February 2022; 9:00am – 1:00pm
The Refectory, The University of Sydney
Thursday 24 February 2022
9:00am – 1:00pm
The Refectory
The University of Sydney
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Remembering Graeme Philipson
It is now a year since we lost a remarkable colleague.
Graeme Philipson was a poet, an author, an IT journalist and commentator.
The Pearcey Foundation had commissioned Graeme to write a definitive history of Australia in the digital age. At his death he had almost completed the first section of this major work. The Pearcey Foundation has resolved to publish the work Graeme had completed and to ensure we continue the project he had initiated.
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