Another Thursday cannot go past without the latest edition of the Guardian's technology supplement hitting the streets (and screens).
This week we lead with a piece about high definition TV. It's been something of a revelation in the States, but over in the UK it could prove problematic - despite the fact that the BBC is already filming shows like Supervolcano (right) in the format. We examine the issues and find out why Europe might not take to HD in the same way as our transatlantic buddies have.
Elsewhere we chat with Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia and hear what games industry veteran Marcus Dyson has to say about mobile games.
We also investigate the phenomenon of MP3 bloggers - the legally dubious vanguard of new music - and wonder if Google has gone too far with its AutoLink features.
What else? Jack buys a new computer, Michael Cross looks at Canadian e-government, we look at IBM's anti-spam technology and find out how to use BitTorrent.
And there's much more. Click here for the complete rundown.
