Gaza, gadgets and women in tech.

Covering headlines and online news the podcast this week looks at fresh happenings around the world.
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• Can the events of the middle east ever be balanced online? Joshua S Fouts of Dancing Ink and a fellow at Carnegie discusses official organisations and social media protest.
• The photo sharing site Flickr has spurred some interesting networks and the Indicommons blogwhere Anna Graf is helping to organise work to identify and discuss old images from places like the Library of Congress.
• Though we wished we could have been sashaying around the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, we managed to have the next best thing. LJ RIch the technology blogger gave us a roundup from the press room there.
  
• Do you know a woman working in technology who could do with a boost? Suw Charman Anderson has created Ada Lovelace Day to help bring these women to the fore.

Those who love their classical music can now watch the Berliner Philharmonika online. The digital concert hall. Susannah Stevens talks to the man who made it happen.

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