Hybrid: Computer Films

Dan Hayton

Each December Dan Hayton presents a selection of films and videos relating to the History of Computing.

What will be Dan’s theme this year? We don’t know.

Actually we don’t care because we know it will be an entertaining afternoon.

Dan Hayton is the CCS’s media manager and is responsible for publishing recordings of London CCS meetings so that members who couldn’t attend can watch the event at their convenience.

Once a year we allow him to take centre stage - partly because he has earned a rest, but mostly because he is an entertaining raconteur who delights his audience.

Apart from his role in the CCS, he is also a leading member of the Newcomen Society and of the Greater London Industrial Archaeology Society.

A man of many talents, not to be missed.

Our events are for adults aged 16 years and over.

This meeting is conducted in accordance with the BCS Code of Conduct for Meetings.

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This event is brought to you by: Computer Conservation Society