Restart Radio: “Volkswagening” by electronics manufacturers?

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Recorded08 Oct 2015

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We discussed the allegations that Samsung has been cheating on energy efficiency testing. We talked about transparency, trust for manufacturers, and exactly when energy efficiency concerns are still worth obsessing over. We also discussed "brand Germany", discussing a BBC profile of Miele, a manufacturer of long-lasting appliances, and other quality German brands that sold their image to other less quality manufacturers.

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