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Thank you for selecting this programme.

Automated voices are everywhere - on railway stations, in the post office, on the phone and around the home.

Humans or machines? Meet the talking kitchen, the man who says sorry more than anyone else and the speakers who reach a captive audience of tens of millions every month.

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20050724

"Thank you for selecting this programme.

Automated voices are everywhere - on railway stations, in the post office, on the phone and around the home.

Humans or machines? Meet the talking kitchen, the man who says sorry more than anyone else and the speakers who reach a captive audience of tens of millions every month."

20050523

20050724
20100921 (BBC7)

"Thank you for selecting this programme.

Automated voices are everywhere - on railway stations, in the post office, on the phone and around the home.

Humans or machines? Meet the talking kitchen, the man who says sorry more than anyone else and the speakers who reach a captive audience of tens of millions every month.From railway stations to the post office - Emma Clarke discovers the people behind the ubiquitous automated voice.

Emma Clarke discovers the people behind the ubiquitous automated voice.

20050523

20050724
20100921 (BBC7)

"Thank you for selecting this programme.

Automated voices are everywhere - on railway stations, in the post office, on the phone and around the home.

Emma Clarke discovers the people behind the ubiquitous automated voice.

Humans or machines? Meet the talking kitchen, the man who says sorry more than anyone else and the speakers who reach a captive audience of tens of millions every month."

20050523

20050724
20100921 (BBC7)

Thank you for selecting this programme.

Automated voices are everywhere - on railway stations, in the post office, on the phone and around the home.

Emma Clarke discovers the people behind the ubiquitous automated voice.

20050724

"Automated voices are everywhere: on railway stations, in the post office, on the phone, around the home. Humans or machines? Meet the talking kitchen, the man who says sorry more than anyone else, and the speakers who reach a captive audience of tens of millions every month."

Episodes

First Broadcast	Repeated	Comments
20050523	20050724	"Thank you for selecting this programme. Automated voices are everywhere - on railway stations, in the post office, on the phone and around the home. Humans or machines? Meet the talking kitchen, the man who says sorry more than anyone else and the speakers who reach a captive audience of tens of millions every month."
20050523	20050724 20100921 (BBC7)	"Thank you for selecting this programme. Automated voices are everywhere - on railway stations, in the post office, on the phone and around the home. Humans or machines? Meet the talking kitchen, the man who says sorry more than anyone else and the speakers who reach a captive audience of tens of millions every month.From railway stations to the post office - Emma Clarke discovers the people behind the ubiquitous automated voice. Emma Clarke discovers the people behind the ubiquitous automated voice. "
20050523	20050724 20100921 (BBC7)	"Thank you for selecting this programme. Automated voices are everywhere - on railway stations, in the post office, on the phone and around the home. Humans or machines? Meet the talking kitchen, the man who says sorry more than anyone else and the speakers who reach a captive audience of tens of millions every month.From railway stations to the post office - Emma Clarke discovers the people behind the ubiquitous automated voice. Emma Clarke discovers the people behind the ubiquitous automated voice. Humans or machines? Meet the talking kitchen, the man who says sorry more than anyone else and the speakers who reach a captive audience of tens of millions every month."
20050523	20050724 20100921 (BBC7)	Thank you for selecting this programme. Automated voices are everywhere - on railway stations, in the post office, on the phone and around the home. Humans or machines? Meet the talking kitchen, the man who says sorry more than anyone else and the speakers who reach a captive audience of tens of millions every month.From railway stations to the post office - Emma Clarke discovers the people behind the ubiquitous automated voice. Emma Clarke discovers the people behind the ubiquitous automated voice.
20050724		"Automated voices are everywhere: on railway stations, in the post office, on the phone, around the home. Humans or machines? Meet the talking kitchen, the man who says sorry more than anyone else, and the speakers who reach a captive audience of tens of millions every month."