[Mona Lisa Overdrive Teil 1] Eine kurze Geschichte des Internets

from Sprawl Radio · host Alexander Schwiewager und Stephan Fasold

Es gibt eine neue Folge Texas Radio und wir lernen neue Charaktere kennen, mit denen wir den letzten Teil der Sprawl Trilogie erkunden: Mona Lisa Overdrive. Wir reisen nach London, ins Westerland, nach Mailbu und Florida und betäuben uns mit allerlei Substanzen. Endlich wieder im Cyberspace. Doch was ist der Cyberspace eigentlich? Das Fragen wir uns in unserer 'Kurzen Geschichte des Internets'. In der nächsten Folge besprechen wir die Kapitel 9-16 von Mona Lisa Overdrive.

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