Tech Weekly

We review The Social Network - an unflattering account of Mark Zuckerberg as he set up Facebook. Or is it? Also as personal details of thousands are leaked online, what could happen to ACS:Law? And our first hands on with the Windows Phone 7 OSAleks KrotoskiCharles ArthurJemima KissScott Cawley

The team discuss whether email is doomed by its increasing irrelevance as it becomes cluttered with spam, marketing and unimportant messages. Also, did Haystack place its Iranian users in danger and what is Diaspora?Aleks KrotoskiCharles ArthurJemima KissScott Cawley

As change happens at the top of Nokia, we visit its worldwide conference and developer fair to hear what Michael Gartenberg makes of the company's fortunesAleks KrotoskiCharles ArthurScott Cawley

The 13-year struggle to take Duke Nukem Forever from idea to release, a round-up of the headlines from the Edinburgh Interactive Festival, the team look back at 2010 for the UK games industry, and the producer of Spider-Man: Shattered DimensionsAleks KrotoskiKeith StuartJack ArnottScott Cawley

On the eve of the latest iPod launch, will the company be able to maintain its influence as artists and publishers increasingly turn from iTunes to streaming services and music apps?Aleks KrotoskiIain Chambers

We run the rule over net neutrality and privacy - two of the web's hottest topics, plus we find out why RIM could face a ban on BlackBerry devicesAleks KrotoskiIain Chambers

As the BBC archive prepares to move its collections to a specially built centre, Jemima Kiss tours Windmill Road to find out how the corporation is digitising its recordingsScott CawleyJemima Kiss

Google and Verizon's net neutrality proposals examined, we wave goodbye to Google Wave, find out about a Facebook users' union, look at the last.fm of academic study - Mendeley, and hear Charles Leadbeater's thoughts on using the web to collaborateAleks KrotoskiJemima KissRobert AndrewsScott Cawley

A mobile theme to this week's programme – we hear what the future holds for the medium, as well as finding out why there is a ban on BlackBerrys in the UAE, how Android is catching Apple's iOS, and there's details of a new Kindle from AmazonAleks KrotoskiJemima KissScott Cawley

Elevator pitch, e-democracy and anonymity onlineAleks KrotoskiScott CawleyJemima KissCharles ArthurMeg Pickard

Peter Molyneux on Fable III, and all action from the Develop video game conference in BrightonKeith StuartScott Cawley

This week Aleks and Jemima are joined by Mike Butcher, editor of TechCrunch Europe, and Kristian Segerstrale, vice president and general manager of Playfish.Aleks KrotoskiJemima KissScott Cawley

Google CEO Eric Schmidt discusses privacy issues, the future of newspapers and the company's problems in China, and takes questions from an audience at the Guardian's Activate conference on the future of the web. Martha Lane Fox and Beth Noveck discuss their jobs digitally engaging the UK and US, while Nigel Shadbolt talks about his quest to open up more government dataAleks KrotoskiAlan RusbridgerCharles ArthurScott Cawley

Richard Wilson of video games industry body TIGA discusses the cuts to previously promised tax breaks for the industry. There's the latest on Google's troubles in China, and what could be the new place for sex on the internet – the xxx domainAleks KrotoskiCharles ArthurTom WatsonScott Cawley