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14/06/2011

Virtual Futures, the 'Glastonbury rock festival of cyberculture'

• 18 mins

21/06/2011

How worldwide is the World Wide Web? A special programme on openness and diversity

• 18 mins

28/06/2011

The artists whose fans pay for their tours before the venue has been booked

• 18 mins

05/07/2011

Does Google finally have a Facebook killer? A Brazilian perspective

• 18 mins

12/07/2011

A response to Facebook's Skype Me

• 18 mins

19/07/2011

Gareth Mitchell chairs the final part of Click's Openness series

• 18 mins

26/07/2011

Bj枚rk shakes up the music world with apps for her new album Biophilia

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02/08/2011

MS DOS, the operating system that started the PC revolution turns 30

• 18 mins

09/08/2011

Did social media fuel the Arab Spring uprisings? Author Johnny West believes so

• 18 mins

16/08/2011

Could data transmission through a light-bulb replace Wi-Fi and broadband?

• 18 mins

23/08/2011

Click charts changes to our digital world ten years after the programme's first edition

• 28 mins

30/08/2011

Heather Brooke explores how rebellions have spread via digital social networking

• 18 mins

06/09/2011

Controversial top level domain on net launches, allocating special corner to adult content

• 18 mins

13/09/2011

Misha Glenny investigates cybercrime in his new book, DarkMarket

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20/09/2011

Click reports from Brighton's Digital Festival in southern England

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27/09/2011

Gamers solve a conundrum that has previously baffled scientists

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04/10/2011

Amazon challenges the iPad with its Kindle Fire

• 18 mins

Click Special: Steve Jobs

Gareth Mitchell reflects on the life and times of Steve Jobs

• 18 mins

11/10/2011

The Metropolitan Museum in New York unveils its new website.

• 18 mins

18/10/2011

A report on the fallout from Blackberry's black out.

• 18 mins

25/10/2011

A paralysed skier demonstrates how she walks with a robotic exoskeleton.

• 18 mins

01/11/2011

Click reports plans to tackle cybercrime at an international conference in London

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08/11/2011

Nicholas Roope discusses the highlights from the latest Internet Week Europe.

• 18 mins

15/11/2011

Intel celebrates the 40th anniversary of the world's first microprocessor.

• 18 mins

22/11/2011

The EU's technology chief says copyright is not working and is thought of negatively

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29/11/2011

How to ensure that computing becomes greener and safeguard the environment

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06/12/2011

A report on whether violent video games actually change brain activity.

• 18 mins

13/12/2011

Would an overall electronic system have been more reassuring to the Russian electorate?

• 18 mins

20/12/2011

How to spot the degree to which a photograph may be manipulated

• 18 mins

27/12/2011

A new report says that better data collection will lead to a better internet.

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