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http://www.ashoka.org Nick Sireau of Solair Aid and AKU society tells us how being an Ashoka fellow has helped his organisations.

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A day in the life for Gareth, Bill and Producer Colin on the Click team as they put this week's show together.

In the studio talking about iRig and AmpliTube for making your iPhone into a rack of guitar FX. Erm, if only we had a rock icon to try it out for u...

A video trail for this week's Cape Town special. Local blogger, journalist and expert Andrew October shows Gareth and producer Colin Grant what's h...

Bill Thompson meets 'The Tweeture' an interactive toy that needs hugs, movement and tweets to stay happy. Part of Digital Planet's coverage of the ...

Kenya, Japan, USA, Venice... Just some of the places that Digital Planet has visited in 2009. And we've spoken to some fascinating people too. Foll...

The bridge that counts Copenhagen's cyclists

Instead of Digital Planet this week, Gareth presents an edition of The Climate Connection from India.

How to power a country of over a billion pe...

Sex, drugs and webcams: internet pioneer Josh Harris talks to Digital Planet as the movie We Live in Public is released in the UK. Exclusive to Twi...

Bill Thompson delivers his verdict on Windows 7 in the Digital Planet studio

Had a nice laid back Sunday evening ride on the gorgeous Lido di Venezia

On this week's show, we're with the health workers in western Kenya who are keeping an eye on childhood malnutrition, with the aid of SMS on mobile...

The Digital Planet team is in Kenya for the BBC's "Connected Africa"

Gareth, Bill and producer Julian Siddle talk about our recent Blast Theory edition from Venice.

This week, one of Japans rare tweeting MPs tells Digital Planet about his social media strategy in the run up to this months elections. Also in thi...

Fun with Bills geeky present from Japan. And a preview of whats in the show: Social networks come of age in Iran? Fibre optic broadband makes landf...

This week, Gareth's on the Falls Road in Belfast looking at a project to preserve the area's famous murals. And, exclusive to this video, Bill rece...

More from Japan: how to protect your home from earthquakes. This wasn't 'digital' enough to broadcast but we hope you like it anyway. Also this wee...

This week, we're in Tokyo, Japan. Gareth tries out some DIY dentistry on a robotic patient. We're exploring Gundam anime and Japan's love affair wi...

BBC Digital Planet is in Japan to record a special edition of the programme. Here's a taste of what's in store

Behind the scenes at Wimbledon. We're checking out the high-tech hub that brings together broadcast feeds and web data for millions following the t...

Gareth's in San Francisco with the man who has archived his whole life. Find out about here before it even gets on the radio!

Gareth, Bill and producer Colin Grant are at the Venice Biennale for a special edition on digital and multimedia art. Among the artists - John Cale...

Hello from Venice! More to follow :-)

A very cheeky little video this one... Bill and I sailing a bit close to the wind recording a sneaky film for you all whilst the programme's on. As...

We're at Bletchley Park, home to the famous code breakers of the Second World War. In this video: Colossus, some 80MB hard drives the size of tumbl...

Welcome to our May 19 edition. Lots in the show including a suggestively named mobile phone in Venezuela, e-books, Wikipedia and top club DJ Paul v...

Another behind-the-scenes video at Digital Planet. Gareth and Bill are joined by futurologist Jamais Cascio. The discussion turns to the virtues of...

This week's video comes from the Retail Lab at IBM's R&D HQ at Hursley in England. Enjoy - and leave us a comment :-) G

Welcome to our April 28 2009 edition. This week: virus threat for our smartphones, volunteer computing comes to Asia via Asia@home, Tracey Logan le...

A sneaky vid recorded during the programme. In the show this week: The Pirate Bay ruling, Web 2.0 in the Indian elections, a cool art installation ...

Gareth and Bill chat straight after doing this week's show. Today: 3D imaging of geological faults after the Italian earthquake. "Yes we can!" Erm,...

In this week's show, we speak to Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. He's still on the company's payroll but he's been away from day to day management ...

Happy birthday World Wide Web! Yes, Tim Berners-Lee's invention is twenty years old, so we're revisiting its roots. And we're looking at the Web as...

Gareth says hello from the SXSW Interactive Festival in Austin Texas. In the show, is this finally the end of news as we know it? Gareth does an ou...

A really packed show for you this week. We're at the Kinetica art fair in London. Check out the pole dancing robots in this video! Also in the show...

This week, movie star Kevin Spacey tells us why he's backing filmmakers bringing flicks to the smallest screen of them all - the mobile phone. And ...

Check out next week's edition of Digital Planet. We have an interview with Kevin Spacey about his involvement with the Global Mobile Short Film Awa...

This week: After Twestival, is Twitter now over-hyped and overrated? As Facebook joins the OpenID Foundation, we ask whether multiple user names an...

A little video done during the studio session. In the actual show we start with discussion of Gaza. One web tool maps out the history, context and ...

Our first programme (and vid) of the new year. In the show, an entertainment theme: latest gadgets from CES in Vegas, novels on phones in South Afr...

This week's programme is a round up of our best bits from 2008. During the year, Bill and Gareth have been making little 'behind the scenes' videos...

Bill, Gareth and some mince pies introduce this week's Digital Planet. In the show: reporting on pirates off the Somali coast, listener Kathy Turk ...

Gareth introduces this week's vid from home. In the programme: Ushahidi for reporting violence and reprisals in DRC. Into the Muxlim Pal Virtual Wo...

Gareth introduces our Dec 2 edition: Twitter in Mumbai, YouTube Symphony Orchestra, Sellaband hits the stadiums and internet censorship is proposed...

Gareth does the video half way through the show. Very sneaky. This week: where's Hoder? You tell us what you think about Andrew Keen. Is your shiny...

A little hello from the BBC bar. Bill and Gareth introduce this week's programme: The world's largest interactive video installation. Is the intern...

On Digital Planet this week: The big technology companies agree on a code of conduct for operating in countries with oppressive regimes. You tell u...

What does the credit crunch mean for the tech industry? If funding dries up for the start-ups, will it slow the progress of the next cool gadgets? ...