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James Woudhuysen at the University of Plymouth

6 Mar 2010 09.00
Author The Big Potatoes Principles Appearances

On 5 March 2010 Manifesto co-author James Woudhuysen spoke on BIG POTATOES at the University of Plymouth Innovation for the Creative & Cultural Industries initiative.

Big Potatoes speech, University of Plymouth, 5 March 2010 from Martyn Perks on Vimeo.

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