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Renowned Media Designer and Developer Aidan Bradley has announced that he will not be joining the small group of influential designers, marketers, and developers set to tour the country later this year, marking the first in almost 7 years...

MELBOURNE, Australia (prHWY.com) February 24, 2012 - Renowned Media Designer and Developer Aidan Bradley has announced that he will not be joining the small group of influential designers, marketers, and developers set to tour the country later this year, marking the first in almost 7 years he hasn't been able to attend either the Australian, or International league of the tour.

"The highlight of my year has always been to go on the quick tour and connect with everyone at the conferences and Universities. I get to meet the best and the brightest coming up in the field, and the energy and enthusiasm is absolutely amazing. Unfortunately this year I will have to take a step back from that particular part of my life due to current work commitments."

Aidan Bradley has always been at the forefront of Interface design, development of emerging technologies, and one of the leaders of the multi-skilled Designer/Developer combo community. Aidan's rise to fame came from his very controversial presentation on using Macromedia Flash as a Design tool back in 2001 (Resulting in 3 independent design awards), which at the time was a development platform only. After which, Aidan provided a substantial amount of input into several open source linguistics tools, 3D virtual interfaces, and UX methodologies.

"I've told the guys I can't make it because of work, but it's really because of all these Macs around. There's not enough hand sanitizer in the world." he jests.

Speculation arose that Aidan may not have been invited back to the events due to group directors claiming that his very vocal dislike of Apple products was going against the grain of a community, now predominately based on the Apple Platforms.

"My. Bradley's strange sense of humour and energetic approach to these events has always been very user-friendly and gives attendees the opportunity to really become part of the event. This really pulls people in, giving them tangible input, rather than sitting through a static presentation. We'll really be putting the pressure on for him to re-join us next year." comments tour Director John Clemment.

So until 2013, fans may have to be stay in contact through screencasts, and through his microsite The Web Executive.

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