Go Digital 2002 archive

Thursday, 2 January, 2003, 16:07 GMT Go Digital 2002 archive
Here is your chance to watch an edition of Go Digital from 2002. Click on the links below to chose the program of your choice.

• Click here to watch programmes from 2001.

30 December - All the best from this year's Go Digital, including looking at the technology that changed 2002.
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23 December - The technology behind the Beagle 2 robot destined for Mars and the music software that adapts to your mood.
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16 December - Why mobile phones are going to be easier to recycle and how al-Qaeda uses the web to spread its propaganda.
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9 December - An insight into the websites blocked by China and we look at one of the world's most powerful supercomputers, yours to own for just $2.5m.
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2 December - How China is getting tough with the internet, using mobile phones to keep tabs on your health and your own personal rover robot.
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25 November - Schools in Namibia turn their backs on Microsoft and the row over a website in Greece about the treatment of conscripts.
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18 November - The school e-mail that travelled around the world and why women in Tanzania are catching the online bug. (Apologies for the lack of sound for the first two minutes)
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11 November - Silk Road treasures united on the web, virtual exhibits bring the past to life and the environmental cost of making a microchip.
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4 November - Going online in Singapore, how digital images could change many elements of design and teaching and the latest on the Simputer.
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28 October - Pupils in Bangladesh discover the web and how telecentres in Senegal are offering opportunities for further education.
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21 October - We look at ways of using technology to improve the health and welfare of people in Bangladesh and Senegal.
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14 October - Hear how Senegal's militant Radio Oxyjeune is changing listeners' lives and how Bangladeshi people keep in touch with relatives overseas.
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7 October - How village women in Bangladesh and Senegal are using mobiles to run thriving businesses and plans to create a software industry in Bangladesh.
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30 September - Using technology to track bird movements, the future of the internet and how satellite technology is being used in developing countries.
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23 September - How Bon Jovi is fighting music piracy, saving Tibet's heritage digitally and receiving medical updates on your mobile. (Apologies for the lack of sound for the first five minutes)
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16 September - The CD-Rom helping farmers fight crop pests, the world of online gaming and how your voiceprint could replace your password.
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9 September - The impact of September 11 on privacy, Greek gamers fight ban and how computer games are changing.
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2 September - How computer games are getting more intelligent, having your say on the environment through the web and how robots are becoming more organic.
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26 August - How computer programs are helping us speak in foreign languages such as Hindi and Croatian, and net pioneer Esther Dyson on making the internet more democratic.
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19 August - How better computers are helping us hunt aliens, the row over Linux and the wedding photographer who is a robot.
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12 August - Using satellite technology to track children, a portable ultrasound scanner and magnetic chips promise faster computers.
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5 August - Recycling discarded mobile phones, the perils of e-mail and turning hi-tech into high art.
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29 July - The youth clubs helping children learn about computers, the websites blocked by Saudi Arabia and ensuring secure credit card transactions.
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22 July - The computer that is helping to fight obesity, getting the internet for free and the latest in digital animation.
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15 July - Delivering the internet to India's villages, Canada's Inuit people take to the web and the challenges in setting up a news website in Urdu.
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8 July - Why China is tightening controls on the internet, the cyber-rebels based at sea and how your eye could replace your computer mouse.
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1 July - The website in Argentina where a click means a meal and Icann's boss Stuart Lynn on changes to the organisation that oversees the running of the net.
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24 June - An assessment of how the net "snooping" laws in the UK were reined back and a look at the future of digital actors.
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17 June - Iranian women speak out on the web, how scientists are packing more information into smaller devices and what you computer desktop says about you.
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10 June - China's plans to limit radiation from mobile phones, archiving old Scottish dialects on the internet and the technology behind this year's Commonwealth Games.
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3 June - A World Cup special, looking at who controls what football you can see on the web, the robots vying to be world champions and the computer simulation predicting a Latin victory.
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27 May - Tight new controls on the internet in Turkey, putting old school friends back in touch with each other and why technology is good for your social life.
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20 May - How technology can unleash a child's imagination, plans to bridge the digital divide and how computing has changed over the past 20 years.
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13 May - Pakistan's ambitious plans for a virtual university, the video game celebrating 40 years of gaming and how technology is changing the way we watch TV.
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6 May - Palestinian websites disrupted by the violence in the Middle East, the video game designed to help anxiety disorders and how secure is your computer password?
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29 April - How to keep your computer safe from hackers, India's ethical hacker and the digital special effects for the forthcoming film, Spider-Man.
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22 April - How the internet has united former foes in Kosovo, the promise of touch technology and rapper Chuck D on why musicians should embrace digital music.
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15 April - Musical toys teach youngsters about music, Hong Kong prepares for smart ID cards and the many uses for Apple's iPod digital music player.
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8 April - Bill Clinton on how technology can fight terror, training Nigeria's youth in computer skills and the robo-reporter destined for Afghanistan.
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1 April - Giving old computers a new lease of life in Africa, the pioneer of free software speaks out and the virtual music studio changing the way the recording industry works.
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25 March - Child soldiers in Sierra to swap their guns for computers, wearable computers give disabled children a voice and what to do if you are addicted to the internet.
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18 March - In this special edition looking at the challenges posed by digital music, we talk to a music pirate, examine Apple's iPod music player and quiz veteran producer Steve Levine about the future of music
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11 March - How digital imagery is helping preserve artworks, the smart credit card to fight fraud and what broadband can do for you
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4 March - How the sound tracks of games are getting more polished, the family who wants to have chips implanted and how to cope with web rage
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25 February - The digital camera chip challenging traditional film, the hi-tech airships bringing mobile phone networks to the world and sealcams reveal secrets of the underwater world.
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18 February - Mobile phones come to Afghanistan, how technology can help industries in the developing world and why the web can undermine your concentration.
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11 February - Watching you while you surf, how video games are getting smarter and why people in Ireland refused to embrace new technology.
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4 February - How telemedicine is helping mental patients in Australia, broadcasting the internet on the radio and how digital technology could help Olympic athletes win gold.
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28 January - The home with the internet everywhere, when screensavers are a crime and using virtual reality to revisit Northern Ireland's Bloody Sunday.
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21 January - A special edition on the hottest technologies to emerge at the Consumer Electronics Show, including the wearable computer for commuters, the wind-up charger for mobile phones and the smart home.
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14 January - Asia's plans to link together hi-tech cities, a review of Apple's new iMac and behind the scenes as Mali prepares to host the African Cup of Nations.
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7 January - How New Zealand is bring the elderly online, using virtual reality to tackle real-life problems and a look at some of the latest gadgets.
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The programme is broadcast every week on the BBC World Service radio on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Local times vary.

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