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Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly guide to all the hottest trends in the technology

business.

I'm Rory Kathleen Jones, and this week we look at the spread of misinformation about the coronavirus

and find out what social media firms are doing about it.

We talk to the world's leading drone company about the way autonomous aircraft are being used in the battle against the virus. And as China's technology

industry gets going again, we'll assess what lessons have been learned. Joining me this week,

not one but two BBC technology reporters, David Malloy. Hi, David. Hi, Rory. How are you doing?

Where are you right now? I'm in the Putney Bureau. Excellent. Just across

London from me. And Christina Criddle, how are you doing, Christina? And where are you? I'm all right.

I'm in a very, very lonely new broadcasting house studio. Barely anyone around. It's quite creepy,

actually. But at least I'm in good sound

quality. At least someone is back at TechTent HQ. Here's a flavour of what's coming up.

The median problem is that government-initiated lockdowns has meant that there is no demand,

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