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Tech Weekly podcast: Microsoft's Nokia deal and Steve Ballmer announces exit

Tech Weekly returns from its summer break with host Aleks Krotoski presenting from the Guardian's Florence studios (Aleks's bedroom with windows closed) and Guardian head of technology Jemima Kiss and technology editor Charles Arthur in our London studios (real studios with windows closed).

On the show this week the tech team discuss the momentous news that Microsoft has bought Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia for €5.44bn. Also what will life at Microsoft be like now that it's CEO Steve Ballmer has announced he is stepping down. And why the Guardian Media 100 power list is dominated at the top by tech and digital players. You can see the Media 100 list interactive here.

Finally this week we focus on all things gaming with Guardian games Editor Keith Stuart back from this year's Gamescom 2013 in Cologne Germany.

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