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For the best debate on global technology, social media and the internet - presenter Gareth Mitchell explores the latest digital news and trends.

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    22/05/2012

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    In a special edition of Click, Gareth Mitchell examines the rise of video games.

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    1. 15/05/2012

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      Cecilie Andreassen discusses Facebook addiction.

    2. 08/05/2012

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      Nick Harkaway offers a survival guide to a digital life

    3. 01/05/2012

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      Analysis of a court ruling to block The Pirate Bay website

    4. 24/04/2012

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      Jimmy Wales gazes into the future twenty years on from the birth of the Internet Society

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Author Andrew Keen on how today's online social revolution is affecting us

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