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In 2006, the BBC launched the Cybus website to help promote series two of the revived series of Doctor Who, specifically the two-parter Rise of the Cybermen/The Age of Steel. The website, along with all the tie-in websites launched post-2005, was built by Sequence. No specific crew were credited, although one short story was written by Tom MacRae.
- You may be looking for the in-universe website.
The website contained a mix of narrative and non-narrative fiction, all told from an in-universe perspective, as if you were reading the very pages on the in-universe Cybus website, as it would therefore exist in Pete's World, a short time prior the events of the two-parter. Currently, non-narrative information is treated as an invalid source on this Wiki, so sources from this website vary in validity.
The website was no longer hosted by the BBC by 2013, and this Wiki advises caution visiting the unarchived website as the url has been taken over by seemingly dubious owners who likely have put malware and phishing scams onto the site.
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About Cybus
- Main article: About Cybus (feature)
This webpage attempts to convince any readers of the importance of Cybus Industries.
Our Family
- Main article: Our Family (feature)
This webpage invites any readers to join Cybus Industries.
- The Cybus Industries Staff Intranet forms part of the scavenger hunt-style video game Cybus Spy, which leads directly into Airships.
EarPod
- Main article: EarPod (feature)
This webpage gives Cybus EarPods users an array of personalisable options.
The Pod
- Main article: The Pod (feature)
This webpage promotes The Pod music festival.
Vitex
- Main article: Vitex (webcast)
This webpage promotes Vitex.
Lumic
- Main article: Lumic (short story)
This webpage hosts an interview with John Lumic.
Airships
- Main article: Airships (video game)
This webpage gives individuals from N-Space the ability to control a Cybus Airship in Paris to rescue civilians, aided by Mickey Smith.