Diziler1980 · BBC · Bitti · 40 dk
This series of three peak hour programmes fronted by seasoned Current Affairs reporter Bernard Falk asked what the new microprocessor-based technology was all about, how it threatened British industry's competitiveness because of its complacency and then looked at the future - at how society might be profoundly changed by computers - chips - the Silicon Factor.
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