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Laurie Patton
Laurie Patton is an Australian media, IT and events industry executive most notable for having influential roles in the Australian nonprofit sector.〔 DAVID SWAN, 2 DEC 2014, Tech Talk, (Tech Talk: Internet Society of Australia CEO Laurie Patton ), Retrieved June 27, 2015, "...The Internet Society of Australia, a non-profit dedicated to the development of the internet, ... first ever CEO in former journalist, TV executive and government advisor Laurie Patton. Business Spectator... key issues like data retention, privacy, national broadband and piracy...."〕 As chief executive officer of Internet Australia, a chapter of the global nonprofit Internet Society, his views on Internet and media policy issues are widely quoted.〔 Andrew Masterson, February 25, 2015, Sydney Morning Herald, (Lawyers, laymen, experts stumped by metadata proposals ), Retrieved June 27, 2015, "..."It is currently unknown what types of metadata they want us to retain... says Isoc-au chief executive and former Seven Network executive Laurie Patton..."〕〔 Tim Biggs, May 12, 2015, Sydney Morning Herald, (Internet prices likely to rise as government subsidy for metadata retention scheme revealed ), Retrieved June 27, 2015, "...Laurie Patton...said the government's $131 million contribution was "nowhere near enough"..."〕〔 Staff Writer, NOVEMBER 16, 2006, Herald Sun, (Seven-Ten look local ), Retrieved June 27, 2015, "...Acting chief of TVS Channel 31 in Sydney, Laurie Patton, told The Australian yesterday there had been discussions with Seven and Ten...."〕〔 SALLY JACKSON, THE AUSTRALIAN, JULY 12, 2010, Australian Business Review, (Former senior bureaucrat to head review of indigenous media ), Retrieved June 27, 2015, "...Neville Stevens has been appointed to head a review into the indigenous media....Assisting him will be former Television Sydney chief executive Laurie Patton..."〕〔 Richard Hinds, December 8, 2006, Sydney Morning Herald, (Foxtel refuses to play ball in rights impasse ), Retrieved June 27, 2015, "...TVS chief executive Laurie Patton is enthusiastic about the station's ability to provide free-to-air coverage .."〕〔 SALLY JACKSON, THE AUSTRALIAN, NOVEMBER 09, 2009, ($2.6m boost may put end to NITV's experiment ), Retrieved June 27, 2015, "...The sector was talking to BA and rival transmission services provider TX Australia, said Australian Community TV Association head Laurie Patton...."〕〔 George Brandis, 20 February 2015, The Guardian, (Coalition pledges $18m to combat extremist websites and social media ), Retrieved June 27, 2015, "...Laurie Patton from the Internet Society of Australia said his organisation is keen to work with parliament to develop policies, but wanted a measured approach...."〕 Internet Australia is the peak body representing Internet users, including business, educational, government and private Internet users. It advises government and industry on matters such as data retention, Internet security, national broadband policy and Internet content 'piracy'.〔Laurence Bull, 2 March 2015, The Wire, (Mobile tracking device: activated )〕 In 2015 Internet Australia organised the creation of a group called Parliamentary Friends of the Internet designed as a forum for providing information and guidance to MPs and Senators.〔http://www.9news.com.au/technology/2015/09/08/17/47/mps-launch-new-internet-group〕〔https://twitter.com/terrimbutler/status/646460300741476352〕〔http://www.itnews.com.au/news/australias-politicians-industry-unite-to-promote-tech-in-law-making-409021〕
==Career==
Patton began his career as a journalist, producing and reporting for each of the three Australian commercial television networks. In 1992, he reported live from Los Angeles for Network Ten following the Rodney King riots. For the Seven Network, he covered the historic CHOGM conference that imposed economic sanctions leading to the end of apartheid in South Africa. He later held a range of senior executive positions at the Seven Network.〔https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYWRezn6SFQ〕〔http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/560420/brief-isoc-au-appoints-ceo/〕
In 1995, he created World Movies, a pay TV channel. He was a founding director of the subscription television industry association now called ASTRA. From 2004 to 2010 Patton was the inaugural chief executive of free-to-air community station TVS (Television Sydney).〔Rachel Browne, November 20, 2005, Sydney Morning Herald, (Getting with the program ), Retrieved June 27, 2015, "...the birth of Sydney's sixth free-to-air television station. Called Television Sydney...acting chief executive Laurie Patton said...."〕〔 Richard Jinman, November 21, 2005, Sydney Morning Herald, (Turning pro ), Retrieved June 27, 2015, "...But Television Sydney ...is anything but amateurish, says...chief executive, Laurie Patton...."〕 He co-founded the Australian Community Television Alliance.〔Ari Sharp, November 5, 2009, The Age, (Channel 31 to go digital ), Retrieved June 27, 2015, "...The Melbourne station... granted new spectrum space ...Laurie Patton, secretary of the Australian Community Television Alliance..."〕 and lobbied the Australian Government successfully to secure additional broadcast spectrum for metropolitan community stations, which allowed them to join the Freeview digital television platform.〔Rapid TV News, (Lifeline for Aussie Community TV )〕 In 2010 he was a member of a review of the Indigenous broadcasting and media sector for the Australian Government.〔http://arts.gov.au/indigenous/indigenous-broadcasting-review-2010〕
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