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    • March 15, 2024 at 10:15 am #5852
      Philip Edwards
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      Hi Group,

      I just came across a fascinating radio play, all about a family growing up right from the outset of the internet to modern times. It covers all sorts of things that you’ve even forgotten that you once remembered. A real trip down Memory Lane.

       

      It’s called, “This is for everyone.” Catch it on BBC Sounds.

      Here’s the link.

      Entertaining drama from award-winning writer Matthew Broughton exploring probably the biggest turning point in recent history: the creation of the World Wide Web, and its impact on one family in the decades that follow.
      In August 1991, the first website goes live. At exactly the same time, a baby is born…
      Julie….Claudie Blakley Vic….Dana Haqjoo Young Lucy…Astrid le Fleming Lucy….Katie Redford Young Ben….Bertie Creswell Ben….Luke Nunn Narrator….Peter Marinker With the voices of Josh Bryant-Jones, Jessica Enemokwu, Laura Power, Maxim Reston.
      Technical producers…Keith Graham, Andy Garratt, Peter Ringrose Production co-ordinator…Jonathan Powell
      Written by Matthew Broughton Directed by Abigail le Fleming
      A BBC Audio Production for BBC Radio 4
      Extract from 2012 Olympics opening ceremony, BBC audio, © International Olympic Committee. Extracts of Sir Tim Berners-Lee from an interview with CNBC, and The Richard Dimbleby Lecture: The World Wide Web – A Mid-Course Correction, BBC

       

      Phil

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