How can we preserve analogue culture in a digital world? Could something allow us to view, research & remix cultural items? Jemima Kiss examines plans for a digital public space – a part of the internet that could grant worldwide access and create links between museums, archives and libraries.
How can we preserve analogue culture in a digital world? Could something allow us to view, research & remix cultural items? Jemima Kiss examines plans for a digital public space – a part of the internet that could grant worldwide access and create links between museums, archives and libraries.
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Tech Weekly podcast: creating a digital public space
On this week’s programme, Guardian games correspondent Keith Stuart leads pod regulars Aleks Krotoski and Jemima Kiss through the crystal clear – and occasionally terrifying – world of 3D gaming. At the Develop confernce in Brighton this summer, Keith met Ian Bickerstaff, head of Sony’s 3D research and development group, who divulged the future of interactivity with and without the 3D specs
On this week’s programme, Guardian games correspondent Keith Stuart leads pod regulars Aleks Krotoski and Jemima Kiss through the crystal clear – and occasionally terrifying – world of 3D gaming. At the Develop confernce in Brighton this summer, Keith met Ian Bickerstaff, head of Sony’s 3D research and development group, who divulged the future of interactivity with and without the 3D specs
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Tech Weekly podcast: 3D gaming, Carol Bartz leaves Yahoo
In a special programme we discuss the career of Apple guru Steve Jobs as he steps down from his role as chief executive.
In a special programme we discuss the career of Apple guru Steve Jobs as he steps down from his role as chief executive.
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Tech Weekly podcast: Steve Jobs steps down as Apple CEO
On this week’s podcast, Charles Arthur finds out what’s in the pipeline for BlackBerry-maker RIM after the company’s smartphone was caught up in the London riots.
On this week’s podcast, Charles Arthur finds out what’s in the pipeline for BlackBerry-maker RIM after the company’s smartphone was caught up in the London riots.
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Tech Weekly podcast: what’s next for BlackBerry?
On this week’s podcast, Aleks Krotoski, Jemima Kiss and Charles Arthur are joined by the Guardian’s senior software engineer Dan Catt to talk about the latest headlines from around the technology world. First, they tackle the app patent wars going on behind the scenes of the smartphone industry
On this week’s podcast, Aleks Krotoski, Jemima Kiss and Charles Arthur are joined by the Guardian’s senior software engineer Dan Catt to talk about the latest headlines from around the technology world. First, they tackle the app patent wars going on behind the scenes of the smartphone industry
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Tech Weekly: Patents, a stealth internet, Bigpoint on social gaming
Aleks Krotoski, Charles Arthur and Jemima Kiss are reunited in the Tech Weekly studio this week to discuss the latest headlines across the technosphere. Google+ is top of the agenda, as the social network is rolled out to early adopters
Aleks Krotoski, Charles Arthur and Jemima Kiss are reunited in the Tech Weekly studio this week to discuss the latest headlines across the technosphere. Google+ is top of the agenda, as the social network is rolled out to early adopters
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Tech Weekly podcast: Google+, Facebook/Skype, US extradition, Archos
The podcast team are joined in the studio this week by Tim Wright, digital storyteller, to futurecast the future of entertainment. Tim, whose work includes the web series Online Caroline and the Twitter re-telling of Romeo and Juliet as Such Tweet Sorrow, is on hand to discuss how interactive technologies are changing the ways we tell stories, and how consumers are now an essential part of the narrative
The podcast team are joined in the studio this week by Tim Wright, digital storyteller, to futurecast the future of entertainment. Tim, whose work includes the web series Online Caroline and the Twitter re-telling of Romeo and Juliet as Such Tweet Sorrow, is on hand to discuss how interactive technologies are changing the ways we tell stories, and how consumers are now an essential part of the narrative
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Tech Weekly podcast: Tech Weekly podcast: Flip’s flopped and Spotify’s restricted
Join Aleks Krotoski, Jemima Kiss and Charles Arthur on the Tech Weekly studio as they discuss this week’s hot news stories. On the slate is Facebook’s unexpected new allegiance with Chinese search giant Baidu; the pair have announced they will be launching a new social network for the Chinese market
Join Aleks Krotoski, Jemima Kiss and Charles Arthur on the Tech Weekly studio as they discuss this week’s hot news stories. On the slate is Facebook’s unexpected new allegiance with Chinese search giant Baidu; the pair have announced they will be launching a new social network for the Chinese market
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Tech Weekly podcast: Facebook enters China and Japan earthquake hits tech manufacturing
This week’s Guardian technology podcast comes to you from the South by Southwest interactive festival in Austin, Texas.
This week’s Guardian technology podcast comes to you from the South by Southwest interactive festival in Austin, Texas.
Aleks Krotoski and Jemima Kiss talk through this week’s biggest tech headlines, discussing the buoyant future for the digital scene.
Aleks Krotoski and Jemima Kiss talk through this week’s biggest tech headlines, discussing the buoyant future for the digital scene.
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Tech Weekly podcast: Twitter restricts app access, Apple and Google’s subscription plans, Tablets and MeeGo from MWC
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