Is ICT "Information and Communication Technology"?
Can you explain your question a little more please? What do you mean by "limited"?
If I said, "there were no mobiles, no internet, and all communication was done either by landline telephone or letter/postcard" would that answer your question? Of course, we had televisions, video recorders and computers (that loaded games on tape cassette!) I think people used to hang out more, too: life's become more solitary - people spending hours and hours online, on facebook, or texting - rather than meeting their mates and girlfriends for walks, sport, down the pub, activities and hobbies like we used to in the old days.
Also: TV only had 4 channels, so everybody always watched the same things and talked about that the next day. Channel hopping was limited. TV ended around midnight. Teletext was used the way people now use google. There's a lot more money around these days. And kids don't play out as much 'cos grownups have gotten scared - even though crimes against children are down. We used to walk everywhere, miles and miles, and because a lot of people didn't have cars you'd never expect to be given lifts as it seems a lot of young people do these days. Transport was cheap so days out on bus and train were affordable. Shopping wasn't the huge religion it is today.
The main thing though is the proliferation of the computer. Imagine a world without laptops! Imagine no internet, no email, no facebook. Imagine a computer being nothing more than a couple of games of pacman with your mates.
Ee, it were grand...