“Philip II: Greatest of the Kings of Europe” (#40), Ian Worthington, The Long Shadow of the Ancient Greek World
“Macedonia: North of Mount Olympus” (#39), Ian Worthington, The Long Shadow of the Ancient Greek World
“Going to Trial in Ancient Athens” (#38), Ian Worthington, The Long Shadow of the Ancient Greek World
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“Types of Cases” (#37), Ian Worthington, The Long Shadow of the Ancient Greek World
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50 Things That Made the Modern Economy - Google
The words 'clever' and 'death' crop up less often than 'Google' in conversation. That’s according to researchers at the University of Lancaster in the UK. It took just two decades for Google to reach this cultural ubiquity. Larry Page and Sergey Brin – Google’s founders – were not, initially, interested in designing a better way to search. Their Stanford University project had a more academic motivation. Tim Harford tells the extraordinary story of a technology which might shape our access to knowledge for generations to come.
Producer: Ben Crighton
Editors: Richard Knight and Richard Vadon
(Image: Google logo and search box on a screen. Credit: Yui Mok/PA Wire)
“The Judicial Machinery of the Legal System” (#36), Ian Worthington, The Long Shadow of the Ancient Greek World
“Athenian Law and Society” (#34), Ian Worthington, The Long Shadow of the Ancient Greek World
“The Household in the Polis” (#33), Ian Worthington, The Long Shadow of the Ancient Greek World
“The Rise of American Language…” (#4), Natalie Schilling
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