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WDR Computernacht
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WDR Computernacht

Apr 6, 2013
4h 0m
★ 6.4

Overview

The WDR Computer-Night tells the Story from the first Computer and PCs the Start of the WWW, Searchengines, Social Networks, Cybersex and Cyberspace, Web 2.0, Smartphones and Flashmobs.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

WDR

Cast

Ranga Yogeshwar

Self

Ranga Yogeshwar

Ralph Caspers

Self

Ralph Caspers

Konrad Zuse

Self

Konrad Zuse

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