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mobimonkey (Editor: Andy October) -
#digitalplanet Josh Harris?s web life; phone monitoring; Africa?s future mobile phones; digital plaster: http://bit.ly/qsEP4
nickydenovan (Nicky Denovan) -
My client, Toumaz, interviewed by @garethm on #digitalplanet this week (smart "digital plasters" for healthcare): http://bit.ly/2NpfcD
m000sh (Michelle Martin) -
RT @darrenwaters: Great piece from @davelee and Digital Planet on Josh Harris. http://bit.ly/2hiTXY #digitalplanet
mobimonkey (Editor: Andy October) -
Sex, drugs and webcams: Josh Harris on this week's #digitalplanet. http://bit.ly/3zHO23 http://bit.ly/1bYVhr (via @GarethM)
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Content last updated: 26/01/2009
