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How the South Pacific went online - using radio

The Solomon Islands and a unique radio-enabled internet service

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India's mobile phone revolution

India's communications revolution - the growing use of mobile phones

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Why disabled users remain 'offline'

Websites are failing disabled users, so what needs to be done to help them get online?

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The global language of the web

Translating the internet into other languages

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Look into my eyes

An electron beam that can direct images straight into our eyes - tomorrow's tech now

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Technology is top of the US election agenda

Why technology is on the agenda in the US presidential elections

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The electronic election

How technology is changing the way we choose our governments

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Smart dust - science fact

The uses of 'smart dust' - which is no longer science fiction but science fact

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Phishing - a growing cyber crime

The cyber crime phishing and how the police are poorly prepared to deal with it.

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The website hoping to trace missing people

An internet database is hoping to help trace missing people from South America

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Giving patients a barcode

A London hospital has started barcoding patients to keep tracks on them

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Video games get serious

Can video games provide a serious forum for news and current events?

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Bringing together the people of Kashmir

How the internet is helping the divided people of Kashmir to communicate

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The mobile ladies of Bangladesh

We catch up with the Bangladeshi village women involved in a mobile phone scheme

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Venezuela's 'untested' e-voting system

Fraud fears over Venezuela's new electronic voting system

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The growing use of wireless devices

How wireless devices are creeping into our lives in a new technological wave

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Internet censorship - who, what and how?

Who is censoring what and how?

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How virtual reality is helping surgeons

In Denmark virtual reality technology is helping surgeons treat sick babies

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How a 'black box' is helping drivers cut insurance bills

Beating the fraudsters,;abusing the internet in the South Pacific. Presenter: Gareth Mitchell.

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High-tech people spotting

Computers that can spot a face in a crowd

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How satellites are helping Sudan's refugees find water

How satellite technology is being used to help cares for Sudan's refugees

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The World Cyber Games

How the elderly fare when gaming online against the young; tracking pets or people with ID microchips; 2004 World Cyber Games in San Francisco. Expert Bill Thompson guests. Presenter: Gareth Mitchell.

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File sharing of music - the way forward?

Why some artists are urging file sharing using creative commons licences

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Beware of the Spyware

The introduction of new US laws aimed at combating the use of spyware

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Playing political games in Uruguay

In Uruguay a video game is being used to encourage younger people to vote

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Blogging their way to the White House

How the US presidential election has become a digital race to the White House

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Why anyone can vote in the US elections

How the 麻豆社 held its own online US election poll

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Beating the spammers

In the US two spammers have been convicted after sending bulk emails from fake addresses

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Iranian bloggers silenced

Iranian bloggers under attack

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Getting East Africa online

Hovering robots destined for Mars, digital cameras and pigs, a cat that needs new batteries. Presenter: Graham Eastern.

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