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- 13 May 06, 04:32 PM
The Times reports that on Monday, News 24 mistakenly interviewed a taxi driver thinking he was Guy Kewney, an expert on the Apple Corps v Apple Computer court case. (Link, and the real Guy Kewney's blog)
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