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Duo Ruut performed their song "Saja, lase" along with a cover of Night Tapes' "Inigo" as part of the R2 minilive series.

Old VHS cassettes and tapes might have considerable value, as collectors are interested in them for nostalgic reasons.

A judge ruled that Charles Weldon Boyd cannot claim self-defense in the road rage shooting death of Scott Spivey due to incriminating recorded conversations.

Microsoft's research suggests that using glass for data storage could preserve information for over 10,000 years, outperforming current methods like magnetic tapes and hard drives.

At the Berlinale opening, photographer Donata Wenders showcased a unique dress made from vintage VHS tapes, commemorating her husband Wim Wenders' films.

A Hungarian opposition leader, P. Magyar, claims that threats have been made to release potentially fabricated intimate footage involving him and his former partner ahead of parliamentary elections.

Bailiffs are auctioning off the contents of two mini warehouses at low prices.

A new documentary series in Britain features never-before-released tapes where Michael Jackson discusses his relationships with children, revealing the admiration they had for him and his profound feelings about their connections.

A recent article highlights a rising trend where people are turning away from streaming services and opting for physical music formats, showcasing the five most valuable cassette tapes sold, with the top tape fetching £3,700.

Yuliia Tymoshenko claims that tapes from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau reveal a conversation with MP Ihor Kopytin, who allegedly sought to undermine her position.

Ian McKellen will star in a BBC documentary exploring previously unheard audio tapes of artist LS Lowry recorded during the last years of his life.

The article discusses the ongoing investigations into political corruption in Ukraine linked to the "Tymoshenko tapes," as well as recent developments in the geopolitical tensions between Tehran and Washington.

An audio recording reveals Yuliia Tymoshenko discussing a payment scheme for votes in the Ukrainian parliament.

The Morning Rundown highlights the FIFA president facing criticism, the loss of Ozzy Osbourne's tape collection, and reviews of significant news stories.

On January 22, a documentary featuring controversial audio tapes of the genius who transformed Spanish dance in the early 80s, seized by a judge, will premiere in Sevilla.

The writer Alessandro Baricco and architect Renzo Piano discuss their lifelong theme of lightness in a podcast called Genova Tapes, reflecting on their works and friendship.