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Iran's internet crackdown

The Iranian government acts to block the availability of 'immoral' websites

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China's internet censors

China's digital censors

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The business of space exploration

Business opportunities in space, how to make a profit from space exploration

• 22 mins

The Kasulu Internet Project

Refugees catching up on technology thanks to the Kasulu internet project

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Has Africa lost the window of web opportunity?

A look at why business in Africa has been slow to take up the digital challenge

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Camera phones banned

Around the world local authorities are cracking down on use of camera phones

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Weblog from Brazil

An interactive tale from Brazil, with a warning about keeping your credit record clear

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Living with an internet bubble

Living in a web bubble, and an update from our travel blogger in Brazil.

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The DAB (radio) question

Why has digital radio been so slow to take off

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MIT's global support system

The problem of low connectivity and high cost internet in developing nations

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Safer internet use

How to make the web safer for children to use

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The latest in computer graphics revealed

The latest in IT graphics, a report from Siggraph 2003

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Building Iraq's mobile phone infrastructure

In Iraq, attempts to make mobile phones the new mode of telecommunications

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Mobile phones on planes - the truth

The truth about using mobile phones on aeroplanes

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Putting Nepal online

A report on the Equal Access Asian Channel, bringing media to all of Nepal

• 22 mins

Sobig virus - the largest ever

The internet virus Sobig has been wreaking havoc on world's computers

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The World Cyber Games

How British gamers have good chance of medals at World Cyber Games in Seoul

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The talking keyboard?

Why we will soon all be talking to our computers

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An interview with Tim Berners-Lee

Interview with Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the world wide web

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Technology, the UN, and poverty

The United Nations believes technology can pull people, and nations, out of poverty

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US election goes digital

How the US election campaign is pioneering the use of digital technology

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Sri Lanka's computer programmers

Why IT experts are heading back to Sri Lanka; how it dealt with the Blaster worm

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Politicians unite to try and beat spam

Why the problem of spam has become a political one

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Mobile phones to replace credit cards?

A report on why mobile phones could soon replace credit and debit cards

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Bangalore's IT revolution

A report from Asia's biggest IT fair in Bangalore, India

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Technology that makes us feel richer

The digital tools that are making a difference to the world.

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Twenty years of computer viruses

A rather dubious anniversary, the 20th anniversary of the first computer virus

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Digital access around the world

The ITU's digital access report, a comprehensive study of digital access around the world

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Political blogging - changing the world?

The ex-pat Iranian blogger who has been making waves in his home country

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Special report - Ghana

How digital projects in Ghana are helping to shape its economy and schools

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