CBC Radio Spark - Digital life

294: Restricting cameras, monitoring employees and more

Restricting, curating, tracking, oh my!

293: Enhancing books, wondering where the time went and more

Get time back on your side. And start reading more!

292: What you say will be searched, why recognition systems don't recognize accents and more

The first episode of Season 9 looks at the allure ...

The first episode of Season 9 looks at the allure of the physical, new developments in speech recognition, search and white. The future's coming. Arrive intact. Spark.

291: Predictive policing, alibi apps and more

This time on Spark - place, space, and surveillance.

290: Happy maps, radio in a bucket and more

This time on Spark - place, space, and innovation on ...

This time on Spark - place, space, and innovation on the cheap.

289: Rap machines, club simulators, hearing music in the MRI and more

Spark teams up with our pals at cbcmusic.ca to take ...

Spark teams up with our pals at cbcmusic.ca to take an in-depth look at how new technologies are changing the way we find new music, the way we write it, and how it sounds.

288: Grow your own furniture, customize your city and more

Growing furniture, customizing the city, smart canes, and what to ...

Growing furniture, customizing the city, smart canes, and what to do when the internet goes down.

Spark 287: the food tech boom, employee surveys and more

This week, digging into the food tech boom. Plus, a ...

This week, digging into the food tech boom. Plus, a look at new ways of surveying employee engagement.

286: Empathy games, intangible art and more

Slow internet speeds, Hifi nostalgia, intangible art and empathetic video ...

Slow internet speeds, Hifi nostalgia, intangible art and empathetic video games.

285: Data collection, cheering up the internet and more

Do fitness trackers even work? Are product companies really data ...

Do fitness trackers even work? Are product companies really data companies? Fighting depression through a social network. How to make the internet a happier place. Teaching computers to recognize jerks.