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The Secret History of Social Networking

Rory Cellan-Jones traces the roots of social networking from the counterculture of the 70s, through early bulletin boards and the first networks on the World Wide Web

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    Episode 3

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    Available since Wed, 16 Feb 2011.

    3/3. Rory Cellan-Jones asks where social networking will go in the future.

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    1. Episode 2

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      Available since Wed, 2 Feb 2011.

      2/3. Rory Cellan-Jones finds out how Facebook grew and captivated millions.

    2. Episode 1

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      Available since Wed, 26 Jan 2011.

      1/3. Rory Cellan-Jones traces the roots of social networking in the 70s and 80s.

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