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02-01.-2008, 09:40 PM
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M'I`5,P ersecution BBC h2g2 o nline
BBC h2g2. 16/Sept/1999 The BBC's h2g2. website is billed as "Earth Edition of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy!". Naturally, one of its pages is about me, me, me. It starts off. with the lines; Every now and then something. comes along which makes you think. "Ah! That's what the Internet is for!" Mike Corley is one such. case. The page itself can. be found at http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A164404 The user comments linked from h2g2 are less than. respectful, but given the point of view my website promulgates that is understandable. It's true that without. the communications ability afforded by the internet, which came along at just the right time, my complaints would be getting nowhere. But. that's a two edged sword also; miniature cameras only appeared around 1990, so the advantage of technology is up to the. adopter. Secret service intrigues, and on the other side of the coin human paranoia, have both been going on for. centuries; what changes now is an increased technologisation of both sides. 120 |
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