This week's edition of Guardian Online leads on a new plan by the Ethiopian government to turn the country into one of Africa's technology leaders. With a spend of $100m and mention of widespread internet access, critics are wondering whether it's money that could be better spent elsewhere. We've been to Addis Ababa and heard the rationale direct from the Ethiopian prime minister himself.
What else? Well, we've got a first look at Windows Vista, the new Microsoft operating system that has just gone into beta testing.
We glance over the entire Grand Theft Auto Hot Coffee sex-mod debacle, and wonder why there's so much fuss about sex in games in the first place. We're also following the launch of a new citizen journalist photo agency, Scoopt, and watching the debate over the future of digital music.
Of course, there's much, much more. Click here for the full listing.
