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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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Change at the top of India's software association

All change at India's technology trade association NASSC

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The internet - past, present and future

A look back at past present and future of the internet

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Technology and the children of today

A UN summit on technology and educating young people

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Re-writing computer security

How handwriting could help foil the computer hackers

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Review of the year - 2004

A review of the technological developments of the last 12 months

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Asian tsunami web aid

The websites uniting people devastated by the Asian tsunami on Boxing Day 2004

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The scary truth about internet viruses

The online viruses preying on unprotected computers every few minutes

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The earth simulator supercomputer

Japan to use the earth simulator supercomputer to produce virtual models of global climate

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Climate disaster predictions

A computer has found that global temperatures could rise by several degrees

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The $100 laptop

MIT is working on a US $100 affordable personal computer for children

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The low-cost computer

The low-cost laptop and how it could change the lives of children worldwide

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Bloggers unite

Bloggers - self obsessed or doing their bit to enlighten the ethos of free speech?

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Electronic learning in Kenya

The Kenyan school where children are learning via satellite

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China - a special report

As part of China week, a look at connectivity and computing in China

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Can a fund help bridge the digital divide

A report on the Digital Solidarity Fund which aims to bridge the digital divide

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Technology in South Africa

A special report from Cape Town in South Africa

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Walking robots

Robotic experts are competing to develop a robot that can walk like a human

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Picture this - how phones can help save lives

How mobile phone messaging is helping treat the bed-bound

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The Button-less Mobile Phone

The handset has been made for people with visual impairments, children and older people

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Ever more powerful computers

The anniversary of Moore's prediction of multi-component computer chips

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