The Life and Death of a Mobile Phone

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Science, Technology Documentary hosted by Iain Mcree and published by BBC in 2009 - English narration

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The Life and Death of a Mobile Phone Through the life cycle of one mobile phone, this documentary investigates the million and one ways in which the mobile has made itself indispensable to modern life. One in every two human beings has a mobile, and this inanimate lump of plastic and minerals is made privy to people's innermost secrets - conversations with friends, lovers and family. It holds family photos, plays favourite music and yet, as an instrument of communication, it has its paradoxes. People are dumped by text, some pretend to be deep in a telephone conversation to avoid speaking to real people and others are affronted when their bellowed conversations on public transport are overheard. Then, at the end of a strangely intimate relationship, it becomes one of the one billion phones discarded every year - reconditioned for re-use or smelted down for the precious metals it contains.


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  • Video Codec: XviD
  • Video Bitrate: 1537 kbps
  • Video Resolution: 704x400
  • Video Aspect Ratio: 1.76
  • Frames per Second: 25
  • Audio Codec: (Dolby AC3)
  • Audio Bitrate: 256 kb/s 48000 Hz
  • Audio Languages: English
  • RunTime Per Part: 29mins
  • Part Size: 373MBs
  • Number of Parts: 1
  • Subtitles: English
  • Ripped by: artistharry
  • Source: TV-rip

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