Click: Episodes
Facebook's Skype Me; Imagine Cup; Raspberry Pi
Does Google finally have a Facebook killer?; How we behave with our mobile phones; Artificial and enhanced sounds; Beating the bath time blues
Google Plus; Mobile avatars; Fake sounds; bathomatic
Japanese supercomputer; Making music make money; The future of 3D TV in the home
Authors of The Filter Bubble and The Net Delusion debate web filtering; Results from the listener web personalisation experiment; Progress with fully Arabic domain names in Egypt
Virtual Futures; World IPv6 Day; COMPUTEX Taipie Expo
Internet access: a human right?; Fish crowdsourcing on Facebook; E3 highlights
Survival in the digital age; The most human human; Jonathan Kent: Hack in The Box Amsterdam
eLearning Africa; Laura Sheeter: Protei; Dan Simmons: Future Tech
South Korea's real name online policy; David Bond tries to go anonymous in his film Erasing David; How to hide your tracks with Tor
Microsoft buys Skype; Drew Hemment on FutureEverything; Jeff Hall unlocks his disability with technology
Slovak pay wall; Nigeria: Exams in the Cloud; James Gleick's The Information
iPhone tracking; Zenrobotics; Laurie Anderson
Andrew Keen and Jeff Jarvis debate privacy and publicness in the digital age; a new tool helps patients control their own medical records
First Orbit: film of Yuri Gagarin in space; NASA Tweetups; Skype Play
Crowdsourcing Japan’s radiation levels; Microsoft/Google antitrust; Indigenous tweets
UN Disaster 2.0 report; Karl Willis: fabricate yourself; Spencer Kelly on Click TV; Andy October tribute
Jindo Bridge network: Wireless monitoring; Cindy Sui: Disaster notification app; Vishva Samani two-way: Anusaaraka translation; Brian Greene: Hidden Universe
Gareth Mitchell at the South by Southwest Interactive Festival asks whether openness is killing creativity.
Libya; iPad2; Click: guide to essential streaming; B-Keeper; Geek Nation