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COI synopsis: Hong Kong’s two-and-a-half million pound Cable and Wireless station, which provides a valuable new link in world telecommunication traffic by satellite.
Rachel Hunter talks to Claus Knudsen about his research into video and telepresence, the idea of using technology to create the presence of someone who is not actually there.Recorded in Lillehammer, Norway,...
Report on Cable and Wireless doubling its pre-tax profits for 1976-77 to a record £58.2 million (12/10/77); Therese Birch interviews Peter McCunn, Chief Executive.
Decision Makers: telecommunications [IRN Political Unit production]. Interviews with manager of British Telecom and members of the government to announce new decisions making for telecommunications area....
This is a roundup of new print publications available from this December. For details on how to order these titles, please click on the book covers or the links to the respective publishers. ...
COI synopsis: Telecommunication in the computer age. It usually takes at least fifteen seconds to dial a number on a conventional telephone... double that if you make a mistake first time. The Atlas...
Interview with Alfred McBrowse, the Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunication and Plumbing Union (EETPU) official responsible for the liftmen, on the possible end of lift engineers’ strike after workers in...
Interview with Terry Deagan, Secretary of Society of Civil and Public Servants, on decision of the CPSA on deciding to return to work after the telecommunication workers’ dispute. Male interviewer not...
Interview with Frank Chapple, Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunication and Plumbing Union (EETPU), about the need for increasing nuclear energy within the UK. Interviewer not identified (poss. Vivian White?).
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