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editable rushes for viewing and download
join Stephen Fry in helping to name the TV series
Maggie Philbin on the net benefits of the web
take part in our short film competition
collected opinions of BBC celebs and the general public
Stephen Fry on the risk/reward ratio of the web
how we're starting to visualise the web's processes
discover more clips and rushes from the series
are all web users created equal?
(image from (External) nojhan )
can the nation state survive the web?
pile of dollars. image from aresauburn on Flickr.
how much are you giving away for free?
(image from (External) aresauburn )
how is the web affecting our brains?
(image from (External) Hatchitbombotar )
chris anderson: privacy is a personal choice
(photo by (External) pieter baert )
jimmy wales: wikipedia IS elitist
(image from (External) Chrys )
feargal sharkey: creators must choose
(image courtesy (External) UK Music )
andrew keen: this is childlike nonsense
(image from (External) Boris V van Zanten )
digital revolution is a four part series for BBC Two about how the web is changing the world. Due in 2010, it's in production now, and we're offering a range of ways to interact with the programme team and the content we produce. get involved
(External) Follow the production with Aleks' digital revolution photostream on Flickr
(External) 'Chips with Everything' – more on Digital Revolution on Collab Docs
(External) The BBC’s Digital Revolution – A TV Evolution? on Social Media Mashup
(External) BBC launches digital revolution for open-source documentary making on Milne Media
(External) The BBC's 'Digital Revolution' on Patrick's Blog
(External) The Dangers of Living the Digital Revolution For Real on Polis Director's Blog
(External) Digital Revolution: BBC experiments with Open Source Documentaries on Interactive Documentary Blog
@Catchingthewaves , from the Digital Revolution blog
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