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Podcast: WEEE rules and e-trade roundup

Audio analysis of the UK's new recycling law and the impact of Christmas e-commerce

Written by IT Week staff

In the first podcast of 2007, IT Week's Madeline Bennett hears about the business impact of new IT and equipment recycling laws, and finds out how online retailers fared over the Christmas shopping period.

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