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Nick Reynolds Nick Reynolds | 08:50 UK time, Thursday, 12 March 2009

Just a quick note to alert you to a blog post from a couple of days ago.

Leigh Aspin, (Intereactive Editor, Radio 4) has started a series of blog posts about the forthcoming relaunch of Radio 4's website. The first is now on the Radio 4 blog.

Leigh says:

The current website's relatively old and patchwork technology is the cause of some of the problems we've experienced in recent months and applying sticking plaster will only work for so long.

So read more and comment at the (rather good) Radio 4 blog.

Nick Reynolds is editor, 91Èȱ¬ Internet blog

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