Channel 4 may have canceled Big Brother, but this week we resurrect the concept as we talk to Josh Harris, the subject of the recent film We Live In Public. As both an internet pioneer and Truman Show-style subject, we'll be finding out what drove him to film the lives of complete strangers and himself.
There's also a look at what the launch of Freeview HD - the first service to offer free high definition channels over the air, without a dish or cable installation - means for the UK.
On top of all that, we'll be asking you to send us your 2009 highlights and 2010 predictions - leave us your tech highlights of 2009 and what things you think will be big next year in the comments below. Finally, we'll discuss Tivo's return to the UK, as well as Bobbie's take on the latest in Gary McKinnon's legal battle, and details on the possibility that the government could kill open Wi-Fi.
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