BBC Archive on Instagram: "Were you tired of hanging on the telephone in the early 1990s? Britain's first 'Hold Jockey' was here to help. At the WordPerfect offices in Weybridge, the company had taken the novel step of hiring a DJ to entertain callers waiting to be put through to the software support team. David Wright was the man tasked with churning out the tunes while his bosses actively tried to reduce his audience. Clip taken from the One O'Clock News, Tuesday 28 January 1992."

DrNoble Arya on Instagram: "From 1989 to 1993, typewriters waned as personal computers surged, driven by affordable IBM PCs and Apple Macintoshes. Word processing software like WordPerfect and Microsoft Word replaced typewriter ribbons, offering efficiency and editing ease. Offices digitized, though typewriters lingered in niche roles. By 1994 to 1998, computers dominated, with Windows 95 and 98 enhancing user interfaces. Internet access and email further marginalized typewriters. Laptops emerge