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Conversation Crossroads

1958, English. Directed by Virginia Bell & Richard Bagley.

The film forecasts future loads on the network, and shows plans for future integration of computers into telephone switching. This film explains automatic dialing with a core sequence of infographics, bookended by dancers who interpret the history of switching and the happy network of "today".

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0h 18m
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Released
5 February 1958
Country
United States of America

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Conversation Crossroads runs 18 minutes (0h 18m).

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Conversation Crossroads (1958) was directed by Virginia Bell and Richard Bagley.

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