Kenneth Allan Patrick Coyle

[…]t, and is that distributed centrally from London or somewhere? R: It's a Global CDN [Content Delivery Network] so it's a, I believe, an EU-based data, it will be an EU-based data centre that has the master assets but then the assets go where they need to be to be closest to the edge devices tha[…]

Aida Young (nee Cohen)

[…]m.” So being young and energetic and optimistic, I took this list and I walked in, after having been to five or six companies, I walked into the Data Film unit, which was a offshoot of Paul Rotha, it was a co-operative. It was my lucky… the only lucky timing I’ve had in my life, I walked in, so[…]

Edward Aneurin Williams

[…]No, no, no, that's right. And various things like that. And I suppose that must have affected me, all the articles had other film tastes as well, for data entry directors, and all those lovely things which you had, anyhow, I got, I become a member of the Cambridge University, Film Society, which sex[…]

Donald Wilson

[…]gin, I must have read I think 30 books and dipped into another 20 Donald Wilson  39:24I had to invent very much more. I had to invent him a data on CW which was not stilted but could give a flavour of the Donald Wilson  39:41early 18th century which would work in that way. It was[…]

Patrick (Paddy) Carey

[…]was jack Jones still. And it was a kind of non fictional film designed to show as much of life in Newfoundland as possible.With entirely Newfoundland data. Oh, yes, we were there for five months, I think.We started in winter. And it was interesting in one way and that I think the COI put up some mon[…]

Kay Mander

[…]re was a sort of schism, where part of...AL: We used to have one of those when we were kids! [laugher]Kay Mander: It was the breakaway of what became Data...Sidney Cole: Which you were associated with?Kay Mander: No.AL: Which was Donald?Kay Mander: Which as Donald Alexander. No, they wanted me to jo[…]

Roger Smither

[…]r how much space you were going to need to define the type of soundtrack, and so on. All very carefully worked out and some fairly rococo methods for data input as well. We would fill out forms in handwriting which then went to a bureau which types them into OCR [Optical Character Recognition. DS] f[…]

Jim Whittell

[…]cted via a broadband link to a central location.  In the central location are three servers, three computers that will carry enormous amounts of data.00:08:05        One server is connected to the distributors.  One server is connected to advertising film[…]
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