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02/02/2013

A quarter of a million people have been affected by Twitter's high profile cyber attack - we hear from a technology expert on how it happened. Plus a look back on the past week online, the latest music news, technology and book reviews.

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Sat 2 Feb 2013 20:00

Dita sings, The off-message HMV tweets and 3D printed moonbases. Yep, it's Saturday Edition

Dita sings, The off-message HMV tweets and 3D printed moonbases. Yep, it's Saturday Edition
Why the pic of Dita von Teese, you may ask? It's music this week, with of 6 music, and one of his picks is the US model/muse/woman-of-all-trade's first foray into lead vocals with electro-popsters . Ooh look, a free download of the track Disintegration is . Also, ahead of the for music producers, we're celebrating their work - your suggestions for the greatest producer of all time please - text 85058 or email chris@bbc.co.uk

Also on the show, none of us can quite believe we've been talking about technology for more than two years, and haven't talked aboutbuilt using our old favourite,. We shall rectify that omission with , and also have an interactive experiment to demonstrate the future of the internet (You'll need the camera on a smartphone and a TV remote control. and no, it's nothing to do with sexting)

are here, to talk about how an angry member of staff at HMV and how Ticketmaster is dumping that online Captcha test that makes sure you're human. And we've got books, with from the Daily Telegraph, talking about how Stephen King has written an essay about gun control, and his little-known novel about a school massacre. Also her book choice of the week is London Bridge in America by cultural historian Travis Elborough - and there's even a complimentary soundtrack to the book you can find for free

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  • Sat 2 Feb 2013 20:00