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Chris Vallance | 09:05 UK time, Sunday, 7 September 2008

Pods and blogs is back, 0230 Tuesday. Any suggestions for items to include very welcome. We've a few stories already recorded - but there's room for more.

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  • 1. At 3:45pm on 07 Sep 2008, ApratimMukherjee wrote:

    I think some memories of 9/11 diasters should be preserved here in pods and blogs.
    Let us ask the world, all communities to comment on that horrific day and how it changed their lives.

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  • 2. At 08:35am on 10 Sep 2008, beau1000 wrote:

    is there a possibility that Campbell could take just one subject seriously

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  • 3. At 5:04pm on 17 Apr 2009, johnrduffy wrote:

    How about covering ipadio, it broadcasts phone calls live to the web.

    We're thinking it will be ideal for citizen journalism, as people can actually commentate on events where they are as they happen. Then the recordings become part of a phone blog (a phlog).

    Thanks, John

    I'm part of the team who's developed it!

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