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Rushes Sequences - The Web Is... (part one)

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Dan Biddle Dan Biddle | 11:47 UK time, Monday, 16 November 2009

A part of the Digital Revolution production process has been to collect films of various people from around the world telling us what the web means to them.

Here is a selection of the clips we have recorded so far. More are coming so, as ever, check the site for updates and new releases.

These rushes sequences are part ofÌýour promise to release contentÌýfrom most of our interviews and some general footage, all underÌýa permissive licence for you to embed, or download a non-branded version and re-edit.

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The Virtual Revolution looks at how the web is shaping our world. Previously known as Digital Revolution (working title), it has been an open and collaborative production, which asked the web audience to debate programme themes, suggest and send questions for interviewees, watch and comment on interview and graphics clips, and download clips for personal use and re-editing.

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