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Shorten visiting a strip club is not a good example because precisely nobody gave a shit until he said that 'he left as soon as he realised where it was'.

Bill Clinton got a lot of shit for saying he didn't inhale.

Obama said that was the point.

It's about being completely honest with your past instead of trying to media-manage it.

Follow up question - Do you actually use any encrypted messaging apps like Signal? Do you talk to other politicians or staffers through it?

Hi Steve,

Given the "Content Industry" playbook doesn't seem to have changed that much, could you explain to us what it was like, and how some of the discussions went back in the 2012 copyright talks that you said were 'pointless' and like "talking to a brick wall".

how did the discussions go? I reckon we've had FOI requests on it before and it was all denied of course. I'm not asking you to reveal commercially sensitive info, just what did they WANT? what were the attitudes like? what were some of the topics of conversations that stuck out in your mind or would have been entertaining to an interested third party (like us :) )?

Ah, so something like this with more diagrams. Cheers Steve. :D

I see your point, but it's disappointing that a mature conversation cannot be had due to stigma. :(