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Tristan Ferne | 14:42 UK time, Tuesday, 27 November 2007

The electronic engineering department of Queen Mary, University of London, have what looks like a really interesting about digital music, music discovery and other related research. The next one is tomorrow afternoon (28th November) and features , author of talking about . A few of us are thinking of going along to listen, maybe see you there?

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