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The technology letting music festivals rock

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Music festivals have come quite a long way from Woodstock since the 1960s.

And that is not just geographically towards places like London's Hyde Park but the technology itself.

From near field communication (NFC) to cashless payments, Lara Lewington looks at some of the technology that a festival now relies on to rock.

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