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Archive for April, 2004
Robin Cooks Resignation Speech In Full
Robin Cook, former UK foreign secretary and leader of the House of Commons, made a personal statement in parliament following his resignation on Monday.
On Tuesday night Cook won an unprecedented standing ovation after he called on MPs to reject Blair’s call for the use of “any means necessary” to disarm Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.
The following [...]
Cost-conscious consumers threaten 3G success
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Britons worry about the cost of using mobile phones far more than is commonly assumed, argues new research released today (Tuesday 1st April) by The Work Foundation’s iSociety Research project. This misunderstanding of British attitudes to phone use threatens to delay the uptake of third generation (3G) mobile technology, or make 3G attractive to only [...]
Audio: Using Digital equipment – a primer on the technology.
Since so much of editing and recording is now moving into the digital domain it is important to have some idea of exactly what this means and how it will affect you. Although many community radio stations around the world still use the old fashioned ¼ inch tape for recording and editing (even the BBC [...]
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