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Connected Thinking

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Nov 16, 201514:24Technology

Long before the heroics of the world wide web, the internet was born out of a mixture of American ambition and British thrift. Packet Switching was the name coined by Welsh computer scientist Donald Davies in an effort t...

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Connected Thinking is an episode from Computing Britain by BBC. Long before the heroics of the world wide web, the internet was born out of a mixture of American ambition and British thrift. Packet Switching was the name coined by Welsh com...

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Long before the heroics of the world wide web, the internet was born out of a mixture of American ambition and British thrift. Packet Switching was the name coined by Welsh computer scientist Donald Davies in an effort to link the early computers in the labs of the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington. Presented by Hannah Fry Produced by Alex Mansfield.

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Published Nov 16, 2015 and 14:24 long