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Iranian elections - blogged

As Iran gears up for elections, how one blogger hopes to report from inside the country

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Texting your way to a new job

Why in Kenya it is as easy as A,B,C to apply for a job

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High-tech crops

How a supercomputer is being used to predict crop growth throughout world

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Xbox 360's starry-eyed launch

Microsoft's long-awaited games console Xbox 360 has a star-studded launch

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Star Wars III and the latest in CGI

A behind-the-scenes look at the latest Star Wars film

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Microsoft faces more fines

Things could be about to get expensive for Microsoft

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Tracing mobile signals in collapsed buildings

How new technology is being developed to help trace mobile signals in collapsed buildings

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The Venice Biennale goes digital

Go Digital in a special broadcast from Venice

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Microsoft and Chinese censorship.

Is Microsoft collaborating with the Chinese to censor the internet?

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Caterpillar is eaten by a worm

Caterpillar is eaten by a worm, although not literally

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Creating a virtual brain

Scientists attempt to build a supercomputer that simulates a human brain

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The reporters turned bloggers

Bloggers descend on the G8 summit in Scotland

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7/7 - the digital aftermath

The aftermath of the 7/7 London bombings

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Podcasting - and devotional downloading

How podcasts have caught the world's imagination

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Making air travel safer

QinetiQ unveils its Tarsier system - which checks airport runways for debris

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The artists 'tablet'

How artists are going high-tech in the English capital, London

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Namibia - special report

A special report on technology in Namibia

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Hurricane Katrina

A report on Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and how technology is reuniting loved ones

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A billion downloads

How one song managed to get a billion downloads

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Who Runs Your World? Part 1

Who runs your technological world?

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Who Runs Your World? Part 2

Who runs your world? Second in a series of programmes across the World Service

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Medicine via the mobile

Telemedicine via the telephone

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Faster tests for bird flu

The chip technology that claims to cut the cost of testing for viruses and bacteria

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The car with an early-warning system

Cars that help us to drive more safely

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Bill Gates

Bill Gates talks to the 麻豆社

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Tim O'Reilly and open source

Tim O'Reilly, one of the founding fathers of the open source software movement

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Sony hits a bum note

Sony's anti-piracy software has ended up helping infect computers with viruses

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One laptop per child

A report from the World Summit on the Information Society in Tunisia

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Teaching the world - via satellite

A second report from the World Summit on the Information Society in Tunisia

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Email encryption

A new encryption system that makes sure email only reaches its intended recipient

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