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what's hot and happening in the world of technology. I'm Rory Kathleen Jones, and this week we take an in-depth look at facial recognition.

As a British property developer admits it's been using the technology in public places without telling people.

We ask why a company which leases out funky offices to tech startups could really be worth $47 billion.

And we find out how a much-loved children's comic, the Bino, went digital.

Joining me this week is BBC technology reporter Zoe Clyman. Hi, Zoe.

Hello.

And my special guest is the Financial Times reporter who broke that story about facial recognition

at a London property development, Madame Ita Merger.

Welcome.

It's been quite a week, isn't it?

Hello, yes, quite a week.

Here's a taste of what's coming up.

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