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In the spirit of ‘proper journalism’ here’s the news from a reputable source.
Having just finished We The Media, I’ll be interested to see what he has planned regarding citizen journalism.
Berkeley Lab physicists are applying the techniques used to study sub atomic particles to map the surfaces of old cylinder and 78 recordings. The R&D process they have developed allows the material to be digitised minus any surface scratches and dirt. The article I saw was on Research News, but there’s also a page by the physicists themselves here.
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