How to put the internet in a box - a podcast by BBC World Service

What happens when you take a little box containing some of the vast knowledge amassed on the internet, to communities that live offline?From a peaceful valley in the remote Himalayas to a bustling Rohingya refugee camp, people are carrying gigabytes of data - from school curricula to the whole of Wikipedia - into places where access to the internet is impossible.Inspired by one of our listeners, we delve into the world of the “sneakernet” - a network of people who carry information to places where the signal doesn’t reach.Produced and presented by Tom Colls

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