The editorial team put their lives on the line... sort of
By Tim Ferguson
Published: 17 June 2008 17:33 GMT
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The silicon.com editorial team was invited down to Colt's office near London's Liverpool Street station to abseil down eight storeys to raise money for children's charity, Childhood First.
For each successful abseil, the comms and IT systems company donated £200.
See how silicon.com business editor Julian Goldsmith, sub editor Bethan Jones and reporters Tim Ferguson and Natasha Lomas fared.
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