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Recording Lives

Two neat examples of companies wanting to record people's live in a Blue Peter kind of way.

The first one is the Yahoo! time capsule project and the second is the National Trust's attempt to create the biggest blog in history.

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October 17, 2006 in Culture | Permalink | Comments (0)

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