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Podcast Notes: Wind Belt, Machinima, Ethical Games and Dentistry

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| 13:08 UK time, Tuesday, 16 October 2007

If you'd like to subscribe to the podcast, by far the easiest way to get it, : This week we featured:


  • spoke about the resignation of Menzies Campbell

  • and CEO of the , Dr Derek Watson spoke about the crisis in NHS dental care. are well worth listening to if you have an interest in the field. A good resource for students too, I'd have thought.

  • It was . We spoke to one of the organisers.

  • Picking up Blog Action Day's environmental theme we spoke to a very widely blogged invention: a new kind of wind-power microgeneration that has great promise for developing countries:

  • The Britblog Roundup hosted over at . Nominate posts for next week round-up via Britblog [at] gmail [dot] com As we mentioned they try and publish as many contributions as possible so do get in touch

  • Can the Intellectual Property Rights protect magician's tricks? We spoke to Christine Corcos of the Law and Magic Blog

  • De Monfort University hosted a Machinima Festival. We spoke with Professor Andrew Hugill about this unique event

  • Lastly the politics of Games. Sim City and BP sign a deal to include ecological and energy issues in the game. The editor of the

You may have noticed we're starting to recycle our podcast intros. If you fancy having a go at recording an intro do please and email the result or point us to a link where we can download it.

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