#ldconf podcast – Clegg Q&A

#ldconf podcast – Clegg Q&A

By Alex Foster | Sun 20th September 2009 - 5:45 pm

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Just over an hour ago, our fearless leader Nick Clegg left the stage to tumultuous applause following a frank Q&A with delegates.

Below is the audio recording made by our intrepid reporter by sitting in the audience with a MP3 recorder. And with access to a loaned MacBook, I’ve been able to process the sound much more quickly.

If you hear whispering and shuffling in the recording it’s because a group of media delegates were chattering to each other all through the recording. How nice, then, that one of them subsequently pronounced positively on Clegg’s performance. (At least, I think it was him, but his twitter account has no mugshot)

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