Mysql: mantener caracteres especiales

Uno de los problemas frecuentes que se tiene al trabajar con bases de datos es la forma en que se guardan algunos caracteres especiales (las comillas, tildes, ñ, etc etc). Visitando Slashdot encontré un artículo que explica como solucionar esto de 2 formas.

Mysql database migration and special characters

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