I’ve been recording pieces, usually derived from my WSJ.com and WSJ Asia Loose Wire columns, for the BBC World Service’s World Business Report for more than a year now, and they’re a lovely bunch of guys. (Here’s a link to Jonathan’s recent house move. As someone who hasn’t live in London for nearly 20 years… <span class="read-more"><a href="https://www.loosewireblog.com/2005/10/podcast_the_tec.html">Read More »</a></span>

I’ve been recording pieces, usually derived from my WSJ.com and WSJ Asia Loose Wire columns, for the BBC World Service’s World Business Report for more than a year now, and they’re a lovely bunch of guys. (Here’s a link to Jonathan’s recent house move. As someone who hasn’t live in London for nearly 20 years… Read More »

I’ve been recording pieces, usually derived from my WSJ.com and WSJ Asia Loose Wire columns, for the BBC World Service’s World Business Report for more than a year now, and they’re a lovely bunch of guys. (Here’s a link to Jonathan’s recent house move. As someone who hasn’t live in London for nearly 20 years… <a href="https://www.loosewireblog.com/2005/10/podcast_the_tec.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">Read More »</a>

Podcast: The Technology of Hotels

The loose wire podcast collects musings, interviews and BBC radio broadcasts on technology by Jeremy Wagstaff, former technology columnist at The Wall Street Journal and Thomson Reuters’ chief technology correspondent in Asia. Wagstaff first started broadcasting in 2004; the Loose Wire blog, from which these podcasts are taken, was launched in 2001.

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