Published: 31 Mar 1998 11:17 BST
A study into how humans interact with technology is getting underway in Britain next month. 'A Virtual Ethnography,' part of 'The Virtual Society?' programme, led by Brunel University, will film how families live with electronic gadgets ranging from toasters to PCs.
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