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Nick Reynolds Nick Reynolds | 15:19 UK time, Friday, 4 December 2009

It's busy at BBC Internet Towers what with one thing or another.

But if you are of a technical bent I wouldn't want you to miss these posts from our sister blog BBC Research and Development:

George Wright has an update on the recent HD trial with P2P-Next. This has also been picked up by Torrent Freak.

Andrew Murphy introduces us to Distribution Core Technologies Section and DVB-T2

And Richard Wright's laptop has died and it's got him worried:

...several times recently I've come across major examples of 'loss of data' - and as with my hard drive, it wasn't the data itself that was lost, it was the complexity above the data that got its knickers twisted...

Enjoy and comment on all these at the Research and Development blog.

Nick Reynolds is Social Media Executive, BBC Online

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