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Morning Call: 14/03/2014

14/03/2014

BBC Radio Scotland - Morning Call, 14/03/2014

Kaye asks whether your life was better or worse before the world wide web.

Kaye asks whether your life was better or worse before the internet.

TOPIC 1: BREASTFEEDING
A mother from Staffordshire has launched a breastfeeding protest after being called a "tramp" on Facebook for feeding her baby in public. Emily Slough started her campaign after finding a photograph of herself feeding her daughter had been posted online. Her campaign has now attracted 8,000 "likes" on Facebook and more than 1,000 people are expected to attend five mass breastfeeding events - including one in Stirling

Kaye asks: Is it still hard to breastfeed in public?

TOPIC 2: T'INTERNET
On 12 March 1989 Tim Berners-Lee was working in Switzerland putting the final touches to what he called the World Wide Web.
No-one really knew what impact it was going to have.
Now - twenty five years on - for many of us nearly everything is done online.
Shopping, holiday booking, homework research, social interaction......even dating!!

Kaye asks if your life better or worse before the World Wide Web?

Extra Question:
Lotto Millionaire Adrian Bayford is planning a James Bond themed wedding including his bride to be Samantha Burbidge walking down the aisle to the Bond theme. We want to know what you walked down the aisle to?

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