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Pigeons vs. Australian Internet (Hungry Beast)

December 31, 2015 By Editor


Description given on Youtube:
Hungry Beast decided to test Australia’s internet coverage after the PM suggested that the opposition’s policy on the national broadband network is akin to having Australians communicate by carrier pigeon.

Marc would try to send data over the net, Dan would drive it there himself, and Chris… well Chris had a pigeon by the name of Margaret in his corner.

Written by Dan Ilic, Chris Leben & Marc Fennell
Directed by Dan Ilic, Ali Russell & Marc Fennell
Edited by Nick McDougall

More stories at abc.net.au/hungrybeast

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