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Saturday, October 13, 2007
  BBC7's Yes it is a re-run, but what a re-run it is! The 7th Dimension slot has aired Burning Chrome at least a couple times previously. The first time was way back in 2003. I've heard this Gibson story more than once now, and it is a terrific listen. First published in Omni magazine back in 1982 it tells the story of professional hackers trying to pull off a big heist. One line from this story — "...the street finds its own uses for things" — has become a widely-quoted aphorism. Burning ChromeBy William Gibson; Read by Adam Sims 2 Parts - [UNABRIDGED] BROADCASTER: BBC 7 / The 7th Dimension BROADCAST: Oct. 18th & 19th (Thursday and Friday) @ 6.30pm and 12.30am (UK Time) Set in the world of cyberspace and computer hacking. Bobby Quine and Automatic Jack are trying to figure out a way of pulling off the one big score that will make them rich. But industrial espionage is a dangerous business, especially when they decide to rip off Chrome, the most ruthless figure in the local mob subsidiary. Labels: BBC, cyberpunk, Online Audio, science fiction, William Gibson
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