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'They've become extinct, and are we next?': How Jurassic Park made dinosaurs into film stars Original

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By Francis Agustin
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'They've become extinct, and are we next?': How Jurassic Park made dinosaurs into film stars Alamy In June 1993, Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Michael Crichton's novel brought prehistoric monsters to life. Crichton spoke to the BBC about why dinosaurs continue to fascinate us.
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'Lying drunk in a field': Douglas Adams on the unlikely origins of the cult space comedy that inspired Elon Musk Original

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By Francis Agustin
| BBC Verified
'Lying drunk in a field': Douglas Adams on the unlikely origins of the cult space comedy that inspired Elon Musk Getty Images Douglas Adams's epic series of comic novels, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, is loved by scientists and tech executives, including Elon Musk. In 1986, the author talked to the BBC about the unlikely origins of a wildly successful multimedia franchise.
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The YouTube videos that changed the way we think about ourselves

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By Francis Agustin
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The YouTube videos that changed the way we think about ourselves Estudio Santa Rita (Credit: Estudio Santa Rita) YouTube started out as an off-beat video sharing site. But at its 20th anniversary, the platform's content has fundamentally altered the way we think, feel and interact with each other. In 2006, Time Magazine named its annual Person of the Year: you. "Yes you," the magazine read. "You control the Information Age.
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