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BBC Radio Five (not quite so live)
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Suw Charman
on Sun 21 Aug 2005 10:57 PM BST | Permanent Link
Have to pop over to BBC TV Centre tomorrow to record an interview about this digital rights group that I'm helping set up, and data retention. The interview will be aired overnight, during the Blog and Podcast Hour. When I get more details, I'll let you know, but I'm guessing it'll be easier to listen after the event via their streaming than to stay up all night wondering what time it's on.
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Re: BBC Radio Five (not quite so live)
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Reynolds
on Mon 22 Aug 2005 01:41 AM BST | Profile | Permanent Link
On the way to Trafalgar square last night my brother managed to convince me that 'Rights' is better than 'Freedoms', because 'freedom' sounds like a Wolfie Smith sort of whine, rather than Rights which are what everyone is often achingly aware of.
It just means that d-fuk as an acronym of 'digital freedoms - UK' won't work, which is a shame in and of itself. Re: BBC Radio Five (not quite so live)
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Steve Dix
on Mon 22 Aug 2005 08:08 AM BST | Profile | Permanent Link
But "Digital Rights - UK" is DRUK, which is fairly close to the German word "druck" - To print, or to put pressure on, or oppressiveness.
http://dict.leo.org/se?lp=ende&p=/Ue0E.&search=druck Re: Re: BBC Radio Five (not quite so live)
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Anonymous
on Mon 22 Aug 2005 03:43 PM BST | Permanent Link
I like Steve's acronymous ... (not acrimonious) ... suggestion. But I continue to believe the very most important thing is to identify the 'story' the group has to put forward that will find lodgement in what the target audience already thinks ... and turn the first of the target market into opinion leaders who are continuing to spread the story to others in the target market.
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