So I learnt this morning that Oxfam are to launch their own musical download site, charging something like 75p per download, with 10p of it going to charity.
The choice of songs will be fairly 'comprehensive' and will also feature some exclusives to the site only, by the likes of George Michael etc.
Bearing in mind the recent rants about charidees, what do people predict the future holds for the charity way of digging? Is a British institution, the way of the Saturday morning dig, about to turn the corner and vanish up its own ebay/record collector priced arse?
And with boot fares yielding little or no fruit, is e-digging really the only way ahead for the British/UK collector?
The choice of songs will be fairly 'comprehensive' and will also feature some exclusives to the site only, by the likes of George Michael etc.
Bearing in mind the recent rants about charidees, what do people predict the future holds for the charity way of digging? Is a British institution, the way of the Saturday morning dig, about to turn the corner and vanish up its own ebay/record collector priced arse?
And with boot fares yielding little or no fruit, is e-digging really the only way ahead for the British/UK collector?

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