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Podnosh blog is written by Nick Booth, a television and radio documentary maker turned social media doer, teacher and consultant.
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March 14th, 2007 at 10:14 am
[...] Our experience on valentines day at the Digital Birmingham Marquee in Victoria sqaure was very positive. We were simply ofering people a chance to record themselves and have a quick go at some audio editing (listen to some of the results here). Loads of enthusiam and most importantly lots of people telling us – “that’s easy” – which is often the case with technology when you have someone to help. No reaction yet from Digital Birmingham on their refreshed site. I’ll update when there’s more to say. [...]