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Once downloaded, HHC Digital should open automatically in Adobe Acrobat Reader, which should be pre-installed on pretty much any computer bought since the 5 1/4" floppy disc BBC Micro days. If you don't have it, click here to get in the game.

HHC Digital is designed to be read comfortably on your computer screen - and looks swelligant if you hit the 'Full Screen' button in Acrobat - but you can also print it out to read on the train/bus/toilet. It'll also work on your iPhone or lesser-branded mobile communications device - and we'll have an optimised version coming soon.

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All The Hip-Hop News That’s Fit To Link…


HHC’s rap round-up…
By Richard Watson

Proving that today’s rappers aren’t oblivious to the big issues, Wale posed the question, ‘What if Tupac had a Twitter account?’ Next week, Wale speculates on how the advent of TiVo recording technology combined with the explosion of cookery shows would have impacted Biggie’s life, and what Big Pun would have made of the Terry’s Chocolate Orange McFlurry.

Meanwhile, a slew of still-alive ’90s acts flooded the web with new material: Tribe’s Ali Shaheed Muhammad, LOTUG’s Doitall, and Black Sheep’s Dres were all back in effect, although the real ear-opener was Bushwick Bill’s inspirational meditation on his career to date. Then, delivering a somewhat less positive message, Beanie Siegel dusted off a Cypress Hill instrumental to rap about dusting off Jay-Z.

Slum Village’s T3 gave aspiring beatmakers advice on how to break into the music game, and Triple Cs advised KRS-One to stop being a silly old fogey, or words to that effect. For his part, Kris’s fellow old-timer Rakim proved that his own wrists are less than arthritic with an impromptu workout on the ones and twos. Entertaining stuff, but if DJ Kid Wizard really wanted to show up Eric B, he should have bust out ‘Chinese Arithmetic’.

After telling Conan O’Brien how he squashed beef with a teenage foe, 50 Cent started fresh beef with NBA commentator Marv Albert backstage at Jimmy Kimmel Live! and – for purely selfless reasons, we’re sure – treated Rick Ross’s little lad to a day out at Floyd Mayweather’s house. Still, none of this was enough to boost 50’s sluggish first week sales figures or, more importantly, help his faltering dreams of becoming a condom magnate. No matter, though – HHC Digital stays strapped with some promotional jimmy hats from Digital Underground’s 1990 ‘Sex Packets’ set. What? The use-by date’s just a rough guideline…

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