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Doing my first Pecha Kucha (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
However, I will give it a shot. Luckly there is a lot of time after for discussion.
The presentation is a go-through of two projects, one at the Birmingham Post and one at the Liverpool Daily Post. Some strong language may appear :-)
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