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The New News
/ Robin

Hey, we just redesigned the Current.com homepage to reflect our new hourly news show, called (get ready for it) Current News. Check it out.

And, look: We’re on TechCrunch!

April 2, 2008 / Uncategorized

4 comments

Is there any, um, back story on that computer-narrated voice on the Current News clip?

🙂

This ain’t bad:

http://twitter.com/ypulsestasia/statuses/781804999

So, I have you on the record then, with this statement:

“:-)”

I’m going to press with that. 😉

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