Carey Mulligan, professional queuing, and Apple's new iPhone map software
Bafta award-winning actress and Pride and Prejudice star Carey Mulligan talks about how she has learned to deal with her grandmother's dementia. Consumer news with Peter White.
Bafta award winning actress and Pride and Prejudice star Carey Mulligan talks about how she's learnt to deal with her grandmother's dementia.
We find out what authors and publishers are doing to combat the rise in ebook piracy.
Labour has announced how they want to shake up consumer policy. Peter White speaks to the man behind their review, Ed Mayo.
Too busy to queue? Why not pay someone to stand in line for you for things like theatre tickets and the latest iPhone. We examine the professionalisation of queuing.
Plus the latest 'big idea' to save the high street - food hubs, where independent retailers club together to try and compete with the supermarkets.
And what claims to be the first insurance policy that you can take out to protect your online reputation.
Presenter: Peter White
Producer: Joe Kent.
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Money Advice Service
Is the Money Advice Service doing its job?
Duration: 06:48
APPLE MAPS
Apple map problems
Duration: 02:55
BROADBAND
Making our cities ‘Digital Leaders’
Duration: 02:18
CAREY MULLIGAN
Carey Mulligan on dementia
Duration: 06:57
EBOOK PIRACY
Ebook sales are up, but so is piracy
Duration: 05:47
FOOD HUBS
Food hubs: The latest ‘big idea’ to save the high street.
Duration: 06:40
LABOUR CONSUMER LAUNCH
Labour's Consumer Investigation
Duration: 04:37
ONLINE REPUTATION INSURANCE
Online reputation insurance
Duration: 06:00
PROFESSIONAL QUEUING
The Professionalisation of Queuing
Duration: 09:16
Broadcasts
- Fri 21 Sep 2012 12:00´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 4 FM
- Fri 21 Sep 2012 12:04´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 4 LW