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Latest Audio Wikinews Edit Audio Wikinews News Brief for August 7, 2009 Recorded by: Andimahony Problems listening to the file? See media help. RSS Spoken Wikinews recording of Workers at England wind turbine plant stage occupation Recorded by: James Pain Problems listening to the file? See media help. RSS		Shortcut: WN:AW WN:AUDIO Audio Wikinews is a Wikinews project to create audio-based Wikinews content. All Audio Wikinews recordings are freely available to copy, distribute, replay, telecast and download under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license. Traditional and online media broadcasters are encouraged to use our content. Audio Wikinews contains two active sub-projects: News Briefs and Spoken Wikinews. Users like you are welcome to participate. See Audio Wikinews Help to get you started.

Audio Wikinews has been temporarily pushed into inactivity due to the absence the main contributor. You are welcome to contribute but be aware that all published guides are out of date and conflict with one another. For information on how to contribute, please contact James Pain (talk). He will get back to you as soon as possible.

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All Audio Wikinews recordings are freely available to copy, distribute, replay, telecast and download under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license at http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/. If you have any questions please direct them to the discussion page. We actively encourage online radio stations, podcasts and other streaming casts to download and play our recordings.

Audio Wikinews Brief

Audio Wikinews Brief is a two to five minute newscast summary of each day's top stories on Wikinews.

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Date	Duration	Newsreader	Script by	Transcript	Download	Listen
July 23, 2009	05m 18s	Matt Davis	James Pain	News Brief	Vorbis
July 22, 2009	03m 52s	James Pain	James Pain	News Brief	Vorbis
July 21, 2009	04m 13s	James Pain	James Pain	News Brief	Vorbis
July 20, 2009	04m 30s	James Pain	James Pain	News Brief	Vorbis
June 25, 2009	05m 51s	James Pain	James Pain	News Brief	Vorbis
June 24, 2009	05m 50s	James Pain	James Pain	News Brief	Vorbis
June 23, 2009	04m 02s	James Pain	James Pain	News Brief	Vorbis
June 22, 2009	02m 58s	James Pain	James Pain	News Brief	Vorbis
June 21, 2009	03m 05s	James Pain	James Pain	News Brief	Vorbis
June 20, 2009	02m 53s	James Pain	James Pain	News Brief	Vorbis

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Spoken Wikinews

Short, verbatim recordings of Wikinews articles.

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Date	Newsreader	Article	Listen
2009-10-15	Ryan Peteranna	Leona Lewis assaulted at book signing in London, England
2009-09-23	Matthew Gall	Chess grandmasters Kasparov and Karpov play match in Spain
2009-09-23	Matthew Gall	Red dust storm engulfs Sydney, Australia
2009-09-23	Matthew Gall	Activists claim police harrassment as G20 summit nears
2009-09-23	Matthew Gall	Germany threatens to walk out of UN General Assembly if Ahmadinejad denies the Holocaust
2009-09-23	Matthew Gall	Michael Jackson film "This Is It" to be premiered in at least 15 world cities simultaneously
2009-09-23	Matthew Gall	Images show new dimension to Saturn's rings
2009-09-22	Matthew Gall	UK scientists advise heart attack-susceptible to get flu shot
2009-07-21	James Pain	Black spot on Jupiter is impact site, says NASA
2009-07-21	James Pain	Workers at England wind turbine plant stage occupation
2009-07-17	Killing Vector	Former Iranian president Hashemi Rafsanjani leads Friday prayers
2009-07-13	Killing Vector	Former president Rafsanjani to lead Friday Iran prayers
2009-06-20	James Pain	Violence in Iran increases
2009-06-20	James Pain	EPA declares 'emergency' asbestos cleanup in Montana town
2009-06-20	James Pain	Two British hostages feared dead after bodies found in Iraq
2009-06-20	James Pain	Hackers attack Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting website
2009-06-19	James Pain	Historic building in Moscow collapses, three people killed
2009-06-19	James Pain	Porsche automaker's global sales drop 28%
2009-06-19	James Pain	U.K. MPs' expenses to be investigated by police
2009-06-19	James Pain	Health and safety culture is damaging children's learning in the UK, survey suggests
2009-06-19	James Pain	Fans worldwide queue for new iPhone
2009-06-19	James Pain	U.S. Conference Board says leading economic indicators rose 1.2% in May
2009-06-19	James Pain	Tensions rise between North Korea and United States
2009-06-19	James Pain	World War One veteran becomes world's oldest man
2009-06-19	James Pain	U.S. President Barack Obama fires Inspector General Gerald Walpin amid controversy
2009-06-19	James Pain	Canada's supercomputer goes online
2009-06-18	James Pain	Aviation experts suggest Air France Flight 447 broke up in midair
2009-06-17	James Pain	Study says nearly every species of animal engages in homosexual behavior

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