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Article: Jim's live auction show's got the lot; Gareth Bicknell finds how you can take part in an auction without leaving your armchair.(Features)
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- Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
- Article date:
- December 6, 2003
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MUM,Dad and the kids sit glued to the Antiques Roadshow, shouting their own expert valuations at the screen in a weekly ritual that has become a tea time tradition. But according to ``Super'' Jim Lloyd, Twrio's own antiques expert, theBBC show that has become a British institution has nothing on S4C's interactive auction.
``It's still the only programme anywhere that has a live auction that people can take part in at home,''he says.``As far as I'm concerned, the Antiques Roadshow doesn't even come close.
``It's the only programme with an auction that's live at the time of broadcast, where people can bid from their own homes. Also,I think it's very popular because it's ...
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