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14 Dec 2007
We look at a new technology to help content producers control their material and ask: will search companies allow it to flourish? And we talk to the man charged with potentially re-writing data protection laws.
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06 Dec 2007
We look at claims that free speech on the web is silenced too easily by threatening a host without ever having to prove defamation.
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15 Nov 2007
Employment experts tell us how alcoholism is getting disability discrimination protection through the back door, and talk to a Dutch man who is spying on his whole town.
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09 Nov 2007
The privacy chiefs of Europe and Google battle over privacy rights and whether technology or the law should protect us.
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01 Nov 2007
We talk to the Scottish Information Commissioner about plans north and south of the border to extend freedom of information laws to private companies.
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25 Oct 2007
We talk to the amateur patent sleuth who felled Amazon's one-click patent, and find out how emails in court cases can cost companies millions.
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11 Oct 2007
We investigate how a recent ruling could undermine Freedom of Information laws, and look into how BT is finally making Wi-Fi sharing safe.
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05 Oct 2007
We hear that new web accessibility guidelines are on the way. But is it too late for them?
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27 Sep 2007
We hear how the cameras that try to catch us misbehaving are mostly themselves operating illegally.
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20 Sep 2007
We go behind the scenes at a pioneering project which hopes to use internet collaboration to save an ailing US patent system.
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