On this week's Tech Weekly, Aleks Krotoski, Bobbie Johnson and
Jemima Kiss celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Google, the search
engine that ate the world. Leading them through the search giant's
dirty laundry is the Observer's David Smith, whose experience in explaining the
complex algorithms of the scene is unsurpassed. They bring the latest
news in the European Parliament's privacy investigations, plus
forecast whether 'do no evil' is practical enough to get them through
the next decade.
They're also joined by James Cox from pitchspace.com, a new matchmaking service that puts journalists in touch with the stories, and the stories in front of the journalists. All this, plus why the latest chapter in Internet wunderkind Twitter's road to the top has got European knickers in a twist, and what the distribution of optical fibre throughout East Africa actually means for the people there.
