Information Age at the Science Museum
A series of videos, provided exclusively to the Guardian by London's Science Museum, showcasing its new Information Age gallery opening on Saturday 25 October 2014
The Queen's tweet: monarch sends her first message on Twitter – video
The Queen sends her first tweet while opening Information Age, the new telecommunications gallery at London's Science Museum
Information Age: 'The whole place lit up' – 1950s telephone operator recalls the death of King George VI – video
Rose Young tells Guardian science editor Ian Sample about her work as a telephone exchange operator during the 1950s
Tim Berners-Lee: hateful people on the web are 'staggering'
Information Age: All you need is love (and three satellites)
Coils and cables: Science Museum opens information age gallery
Information Age: Paul Robeson, McCarthy and the submarine repeater
In the 1950s, an amazing piece of kit carried the voice of the singer and civil rights activist Paul Robeson loud and clear across the Atlantic to London
Information Age: the (cake) computer that changed our world
It wasn’t IBM that pioneered the first business computer, but the British teashop chain Lyons. This is the third in our series on the major inventions that shaped the information age
Information Age: the radio transmitter that changed our world
The second of our series on the major inventions that shaped the information age revisits the London transmitter 2LO and the birth of British broadcasting
Information Age: the Science Museum's ambitious new gallery
London’s Science Museum opens its largest ever gallery on Saturday. To celebrate the launch of Information Age, this week we unveil five of the greatest inventions in the history of communication
