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The Virtual Revolution: Themes and alternative readings
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David Chapman's final thoughts on The Virtual Revolution. Read more : The Virtual Revolution: Themes and alternative readings
Virtual Revolution on bbc.co.uk
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How the programme was made; how the digital world was made: Much more to explore from bbc.co.uk. Read more : Virtual Revolution on bbc.co.uk
The internet at 40 on iTunesU
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Listen to archive interviews from Tim Berners-Lee, Vince Serf, John Naughton, David Yang and others: The internet at 40 on iTunesU. Read more : The internet at 40 on iTunesU
First broadcast: Saturday 6 Feb 2010 on BBC TWO
Frontier thinking
The people who build the web and experts from the Open University share thoughts about where the Virtual Revolution might be heading - and what it means for us.
What does Web 2.0 mean?
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Author and journalist Charles Leadbeater reveals why he believes Web 2.0 is different from the 'old' web. The Open University's Magnus Ramage agrees. Read more : What does Web 2.0 mean?
Social networking
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The Long Now's Stewart Brand and The Open University's Magnus Ramage explore how social networking is changing all communications. Read more : Social networking
DRM explained
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The EFF's John Perry Barlow and Ray Corrigan of The Open University decry attempts to provide digital locks on content. Read more : DRM explained
Nationality online
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Evgeny Morozov of Foreign Policy and The Open University's Ray Corrigan praise the chances and weigh the challenges offered as nationality moves online. Read more : Nationality online
Tweeting for businesses
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Twitter's Evan Williams & Biz Stone share how their company has changed the way businesses communicate while Fiona Ellis-Chadwick of The Open University welcomes a... Read more : Tweeting for businesses
What makes Google go?
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Google's CEO Eric Schmidt explains what he believes drives his company - but he might be being over-modest, suggests The Open University's Fiona Ellis-Chadwick. Read more : What makes Google go?
A sharing society
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Former American vice-president Al Gore is enthusiastic, but Blaine Price warns there are risks alongside the opportunities offered in a sharing society. Read more : A sharing society
Re-wiring our minds?
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Susan Greenfield considers the proposition that time spent online is re-wiring our minds. Read more : Re-wiring our minds?
China and the internet
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John Perry Barlow's experiences suggest some in China are wary of the rapid change promised by the internet - but that doesn't mean it's a... Read more : China and the internet
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MBAs with the OU Business School
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Get a competitive edge in a fluid, crowded market with The Open University Business School. Read more : MBAs with the OU Business School
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