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{{rename|Change to [[The Network (The Gallifrey Chronicles)]] and make this a disambiguation page, as there are at least two other Networks in DW fiction.}}
'''The Network''' was intelligent [[software]] that operated using human [[brain]]s. It was run by the [[Great Provider]]. It existed by spreading itself from [[planet]] to planet via broadcasts travelling at the [[speed of light]] which would be picked up by any advanced planets.
'''The Network''' was intelligent software that operated using human [[brain]]s. It was run by the [[Great Provider]]. It existed by spreading itself from [[planet]] to planet via broadcasts travelling at the [[speed of light]] which would be picked up by any advanced planets.  


The Network travelled to [[Earth]] during the [[1980s]], and controlled the [[mind]]s of a group of children, as their minds were more susceptable to its influence. The Network was defeated on Earth after it tried to absorb the [[Eighth Doctor]]'s mind. Finding his mind too powerful, the Network lost and was repelled from Earth by the Doctor. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Gallifrey Chronicles]]'')
The Network travelled to [[Earth]] during the [[1980s]], and controlled the [[mind]]s of a group of children, as their minds were more susceptable to its influence. The Network was defeated on Earth after it tried to absorb the [[Eighth Doctor]]'s mind. Finding his mind too powerful, the Network lost and was repelled from Earth. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Gallifrey Chronicles (novel)|The Gallifrey Chronicles]]'')
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