Information Pioneers is a campaign from BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, that seeks to show how the contributions of five very different people helped to shape the information society that we live in today.
These five short films, created by an award-winning production team, demonstrate how information empowers people, and we hope they will encourage you to use IT as a tool to innovate, just like these Pioneers did.
BCS members helped us choose who to profile (check out our Top 150 for a longer list), but we want your input too. Vote for your favourite pioneer and tell us what you think about the videos here on this site, on Twitter, on our Facebook page or via email.
Five celebrity advocates tell the Pioneers' stories in the films:
Learn why the BCS selection panel chose these five pioneers in this video:
For more information about BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, and the work we do to enable the information society, please visit our main site.
Rhodri Marsden: Why the internet's critics are wrong - Features, Gadgets & Tech - The Independent http://ind.pn/9F4i4H
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@OrtisDeley Tx 4 your help with information pioneers you were great to work with
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Clive Sinclair is part of Britain’s pop culture! After a few years of silence Clive Sinclair gets more and more public interest again. After last years rush on Sir Clive (BBC’s Micro Men and Ele...
Bonjour, Hedy Lamarr is a difficult person to appreciate. That is why, with my poor means I tabled this video on Youtube. I could have done better, but it is available. http://www.youtube.com/...
No, Ada "explained" what Babbage had done by giving examples of how his hardware could be used. So she was the software pioneer.