Ferrets key to bridging the digital divide

Started by Noreen, Apr 01, 2010, 11:38:11

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Noreen

QuoteThe animals have been used by Virgin Media for over a year to help lay cables for its broadband service, the company has disclosed................

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/7541455/Ferrets-key-to-bridging-the-digital-divide-between-cities-and-rural-areas.html

Rik

It's a nice blend of technology and nature, isn't it.  :whistle:
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Technical Ben

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Technical Ben

So now I'm lost over knowing if this is a failed April fools, or an actual news story. When it's a high possibility, and has been done in the past.  :dunno:
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Simon

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Rik

The curious thing is that the ferret story existed a decade ago...
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Technical Ben

Apparently a electrician back in the 1950s also used his pet ferret to lay cables, or fetch tools. So it's been done many times before (for real, or for a joke).
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