An early-90s movie where a finely coiffed Peter Mansbridge shows CBC viewers the wonders of a newfangled computer network called 'Internet'.
Mansbridge: "There's a revolution going on in rec rooms, offices and classrooms around the entire world, in which 15 million people are taking part, sharing information, gossip, and cooking tips, night and
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I have to admit, I do miss the sound of dialup... I'm waiting for someone to turn it into a cell phone ringtone.
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Here's a montage of AT&T commercials from 1993 with a freakishly accurate vision of the future ("Have you ever borrowed a book....from thousands of miles away?" "Have you ever watched the movie you wanted to....when you wanted to?")....other than its prediction that AT&T would bring us all this innovation.
And if that doesn't interest you, Tom Selleck narrates the commercials. Magnum has a dreamy voice.
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Wow, that's a pretty bold statement! Don't get me wrong--I like that Canada's different from the US, but I still think that was a very forward thing to say.
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little did he know that it would just take awhile for jerks to learn how to operate computers and type poorly.
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