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- TECHNOLOGY
- February 5, 2019
I ’ve just been into The Independent‘s offices and sat alone at a large desk that I used to share with nine colleagues before the coronavirus crisis. It feels odd sitting miles away from anybody else, but that’s social distancing for you. There is tonnes of room, because most of us are working from home.
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READ MORESummer is pretty much cancelled – or at least holidays abroad and mass gatherings – which means that the annual meetup for Pokémon GO fans, GO Fest, can’t happen as it has done in the past few years in Chicago. And that means it’s going to happen virtually in 2020. We already knew this, of
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