Power to The Steeple: TM 126

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This week on the regular version of TECH'S MESSAGE Nate and Ian discuss:

- It’s official: Facebook is for old(er) people

- Rent-a-church spire plan to boost mobile phone coverage

- Ten gigabit home broadband tested in UK

- Fibre to the home in the UK sucks

- Your emails and questions answered!

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- EXTRA STORY: A Restaurant’s Waste Is Now a Londoner’s Cheap Dinner

- EXTRA STORY: Tech Fans Love Disruption, But Say They Really Hate Change

- Expanded discussion about Sonos

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