Latest update: 13/08/2010 

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Cyberwar: the internet threat

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Spotlight on cyberwar: what is it, who is behind it, and how is it different from netwar? And pick of the week: private browsing, as well as two sites which allow you to surf the web without being spotted by government censors.

TECH 24
By Francis Pisani
Think inside the (subscription) box
13/08/2012 - TECH 24

Think inside the (subscription) box

Liam Boogar, blogger for the Rude Baguette, tells us about an e-commerce trend that's a win-win situation. Subscription boxes are mini voyages of discovery, sent straight to your door. They also give manufacturers a chance to get their products known. Plus, a GPS for two wheels means you'll never get lost on your bike again!
Richard Stallman, the father of free software
06/08/2012 - TECH 24

Richard Stallman, the father of free software

In this week's programme, we meet Richard Stallman, founder of the free operating system GNU, and a staunch advocate of online privacy. Stallman says free software is key to ensuring WE govern our technology and not the reverse. But his views haven't gone down well with everyone in the technosphere. Plus, in Test 24, the world's smallest router has become a tool for hacktivists in the Middle East.
Leetchi's online kitty makes payments social
30/07/2012 - TECH 24

Leetchi's online kitty makes payments social

We welcome Céline Lazorthes, founder and CEO of Leetchi.com, to the studio to talk about her social payment platform, which is now the biggest in Europe. Leetchi lets you collect money remotely, for any occasion. Plus, the calorie-free eating experience via food you inhale, courtesy of Harvard University.
Olympic innovation: London's 'digital' Games
23/07/2012 - TECH 24

Olympic innovation: London's 'digital' Games

France 24's Sports Editor Dan Levy joins us to discuss brand new innovations levelling the playing field at the biggest sporting event of the year, the London Olympics. We also get a close-up look at the carbon fibre prosthetics worn by South African sprinter, Oscar Pistorius.
Network crash
16/07/2012 - TECH 24

Network crash

This week's show looks at how and why mobile phone networks go down, leaving customers unable to make calls or send texts. As we'll discover, our hunger for data is sometimes overwhelming for network providers. And in Test 24, a way of surfing the web not with a smartphone, but with a feature phone. Mobile-XL browser works through the power of text.

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