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Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly guide to all the hottest news and trends from

the technology business. I'm Rory Catalan Jones, and this week the BBC World Service has been

asking what the world wants from the American presidential election. So we've devoted this

week's show to what it means for the

US technology industry. As Google faces the biggest antitrust lawsuit against a tech firm

in a quarter of a century, will the election determine whether there's a new era of tough

regulation for Silicon Valley? The social media companies have a bigger role than ever in this campaign,

whether they like it or not. We find out whether they're succeeding in battling a tidal wave

of misinformation. And you may have thought it was all about lip-syncing to Korean pop, not politics.

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