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25 Years: On the Phone

4 December

To mark the 25th anniversary of Channel 4, I made four short films about the last 25 years. This film marks the 25th birthday of the mobile phone coming into public use in the UK, and follows one man's journey in keeping up with change in his own telephone museum. Meet Max Flemmich, MBE. By Rudgepacker (Matt Rudge).

5 March | 4:31:22

Ian Mcluckie says

Well done Max, I found that very interesting. I will pop in to see your museum with my son soon. So the pest of mobile phones started way back in 1981 and as you can see it's a market that's just went beyond our imagination. It's important to keep a record of how that market from its start has ended up where it is now and you do that very well. Keep up the good work. Ian Mcluckie

12 November | 9:55:17

Rod Adamson says

This is remarkable. I was totally unaware of the existence of this museum which is a huge reminder of the advances that have been made in the methods of communication over the past few decades. The clip on the Greatest Scot on the TV brought this to my attention. Well done Max. I hope some day to visit the museum. Rod Adamson