File:BBC Networking Club 1994.jpg

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Description	A screenshot of the BBC website as it appeared in 1994. Designed and built by Tony Jewell and Dominik von Malaisé.
Source	10 Years of bbc.co.uk
Article	BBC Online
Portion used	full
Low resolution?	yes
Purpose of use	To illustrate the changing design and branding of the BBC website in an article discussing the history of the BBC's online services
Replaceable?	no free alternative
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