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Bank tellers could soon become obsolete with IDA, a machine that automatically dispenses cash. - Television, 1:50
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April 12, 1968
IDA, the money machine
Television
1:50
Max Allen says the data processing revolution has invaded our privacy and merely turned us into customers. - Radio, 3:00
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Dec. 23, 1980
Interactive networks disappoint
Radio
3:00
The hotly anticipated Apple Macintosh goes on sale today and <em>Newscentre</em> takes it for a test run - Television, 3:02
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Jan. 24, 1984
Introducing the Macintosh
Television
3:02
Kids look to the screen instead of to their teachers. - Television, 3:57
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Oct. 26, 1982
Kids and their computers
Television
3:57
The Macintosh may be a hit, but it's part of a larger gamble that could sink Apple computers. - Radio, 3:31
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March 25, 1984
Mac computers: A question of compatibility
Radio
3:31
Three avid internet users turn to the web: one to make money, one to find friends, one to fight fascism. - Television, 9:48
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Nov. 11, 1993
Making friends and influencing people online
Television
9:48
System matches up love-lorn lions. - Radio, 4:58
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Aug. 26, 1975
Mammal mating computer service prevents extinction
Radio
4:58
Canadian internet expert Jim Carroll shares his thoughts on the future of the net in this 2000 episode of <em>Mansbridge One on One</em>. - Television, 22:45
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Jan. 23, 2000
Mansbridge One on One: Jim Carroll
Television
22:45
They can do almost anything a brain can do, except think. - Radio, 7:40
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July 27, 1957
Mechanical brains
Radio
7:40
ENIAC, one of the world's first electronic computing machines, weighs in at 27 tonnes. - Television, 6:22
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Feb. 12, 1996
Meet ENIAC, the world's first computer
Television
6:22
It's early days on the information superhighway, and netiquette is here to help everyone figure out the rules of the road. - Television, 6:41
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Dec. 20, 1994
Netiquette: Learning how to behave in the wired world
Television
6:41
Skip the mall and go online: in 1998, Canadians avoid busy stores by doing their Christmas shopping online. - Television, 2:01
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Dec. 12, 1998
Online Christmas shopping
Television
2:01
Internet users patiently explain what the internet is good for – starting with gardening. - Radio, 14:19
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March 22, 1994
Peter Gzowski learns to surf
Radio
14:19
The high-tech stock market takes a tumble and investor panic reigns. - Television, 2:41
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Dec. 29, 2000
Pop goes the dot-com bubble
Television
2:41
Computer users meet to discuss the idea of a centralized computer with a memory bank that can serve widely scattered users. - Radio, 9:44
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Dec. 3, 1966
SHARE conference on computer networking
Radio
9:44
<p>How did a free product become such a moneymaker? Also, the profitable side of conspiracy theories and the draw of personal domain names.</p> - Television, 21:06
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Feb. 20, 2000
Software sell-outs
Television
21:06
<em>Quirks & Quarks</em> explores the career of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. - Radio, 5:45
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Oct. 15, 1988
Steve Jobs' computing career
Radio
5:45
A Canadian interactive TV system is heralded as the next big thing in communications. - Television, 2:10
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Feb. 13, 1981
Telidon — 'knowledge at your fingertips!'
Television
2:10
Telidon may one day replace daily newspapers and Canada Post. - Radio, 12:08
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Dec. 16, 1980
Telidon, information and e-mail
Radio
12:08
A new interactive TV system will let users access information and make purchases. - Radio, 5:02
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June 6, 1980
Telidon, the two-way television
Radio
5:02
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