The latest technology and computer developments
World Service,Β·42 episodes
How being online can bring big business
The Beatles and Elgar have Abbey Road studios in London in common
Collectable computers and new software developments
Computers that aid relaxation
What do companies do with the vast volume of Internet data?
Personal computers and the birth of the microprocessor
What measures are being put in place to prevent cyber sabotage?
The biggest consumer electronic show in the world from London's Live '96
A discussion about the book "A Guide to the Internet by and for Women" by Rye Senjen
A look at governments who fear computers because they can't control what reaches whom
China's computer boom as Shanghai computer sales double
Gandalf - the friendliest computer in the world
Interactive artist Beryl Graham discusses her tea-table
Flowers that detect pollution and Tamagotchi digital pets
How does your computer feel about you?
How to cope with technology and information overload
Software for archaeologists, helping them piece together the remenents of the past
The Internet makes life easier for us but also for con men
World memory champion Dominic O'Brien and how he uses a computer to develop his memory
Meet Catherine, she's been labelled the most human computer in the world
Life after death, your webpage kept alive after you've died
Looking back at the history of computing
IT experts predict India to be the next software super power
John "Quake" Romero discusses what it takes to win in the virtual world
Douglas Adams Turns from the pen to the computer
Search engines explained
Football getting into the technology game
First words for artificial intelligence, computers trying to evolve their own language
The great apes' first live stream on the Internet
The first reference to the Millennium bug was made in 1976
