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David Hague

David Hague

Verified

Managing Editor, Australasian Videocamera

Australia, Pittsburgh

Final Covers

Science , Food, technology risk, Environment, Health

Doesn’t Cover

I really don't care about Godzilla, sorry.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 561

  • Throwing more tech at tech? There is a better way.

    By David Hague Verified| Creative Content@ While driving back from a small beach fishing session this morning, I had the radio on, and being broadcast was a “Tech” show on Radio National. They were talking about what the host called Brain Rot, apparently a term coined to describe the overload of info from internet connected apps, primarily smartphones. The host mentioned that she used an app to block such things as emails, texts and so on if she wanted to be isolated from them at certain times or when in certain places.

    By David Hague Verified · Creative Content

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • RØDE’S Wireless Micro Crowned ‘Best Microphone’ By Rolling Stone

    By David Hague Verified| Creative Content@ RØDE’s Wireless Micro has been named Best Microphone in Rolling Stone’s 2025 Audio Awards. The iconic publication, globally renowned as an authority on music, entertainment and culture since its inception in 1967, has recognised RØDE’s Wireless Micro as the microphone of the moment on its annual list of must-have gear, further solidifying its place as an essential tool for content creators and audio professionals worldwide.

    By David Hague Verified · Creative Content

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Throwing more tech at tech? There is a better way.

    By David Hague Verified| Creative Content@ While driving back from a small beach fishing session this morning, I had the radio on, and being broadcast was a “Tech” show on Radio National. They were talking about what the host called Brain Rot, apparently a term coined to describe the overload of info from internet connected apps, primarily smartphones. The host mentioned that she used an app to block such things as emails, texts and so on if she wanted to be isolated from them at certain times or when in certain places.

    By David Hague Verified · Creative Content

    Apr. 21, 2025

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Company Info

Australasian Videocamera