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Thanks Graham. At the end of the coioetitmpn, the Sunday Times was really not too interested, this is what they wrote:MICHEAL WEST, of University of Manchester Institute of Technology, is the winner of the Sunday Times/Electronic Data Systems IT2010 coioetitmpn. The 20-year-old student impressed the judges with his imaginary information technology newsletter of the year 2010.West’s entry written with a desktop publishing program on an Atari computer, included articles on feasible developments such as a computer program to write romantic novels and a home-diagnosis computer called ‘Docbot’. It won him £2,010.Runners-up, winning £1,000 each, were Alan Milne Lees, of Lancaster University, and Karen Dean, City of London Polytechic. More details about the finalists in next week’s Innovation.We’ll see where we are in 2010. I still need to write that Romance Novel Writing software.

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