London 2012 saw Britain access more digital data than ever before

London : United Kingdom | Aug 14, 2012 at 4:27 PM PDT

Source: The Guardian

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Tom Jenkins for the Guardian Sixty years ago, the coronation gathered the nation around televisions for the first time. To watch the 2012 Olympics it was to digital screens that Britain flocked and none is gaining in popularity as fast as the mobile phone. FULL ARTICLE AT The Guardian

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