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x-archive-meta00-description: "The programme pursues suggestions as to what the future might hold for television, particularly its interactive potential. Barry Diller and other media executives are interviewed about how they see this multi-media future. Interactive services are starting to come on-line in the US."<br><br>This was ripped from VHS, and is completely out of print and commercially unavailable. It was, incidentally, also the first British TV program to use the word "internet."
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