John Landis: ‘There’s no difference now between technology and magic’
Celebrity squares: Film director John Landis marvels at how science and magic have become synonymous for most of us
Inside the Star Wars machine: part four – more adventures in audio
The concluding part of our journey into the home of Star Wars...
Inside the Star Wars machine: part three – adventures in audio
We tour the amazing scoring and recording facilities at Skywalker Ranch, the terrestrial home of Star Wars...
Inside the Star Wars machine: part two
The second instalment of our behind-the-scenes glimpse into the world of Star Wars...
The Walkman has gone, and I must move on
Hadley Freeman: I have the same problem as Hollywood – too much nostalgia for the 80s
Inside the Star Wars machine: part one
The latest Star Wars game, Force Unleashed II, is out this week and to find out more we visited LucasArts and Industrial Light and Magic at the Letterman Digital Arts Center. Here's what we discovered about the home of Star Wars...
Social networks offer free access to the beating pulse of the nation
Data-mining on sites such as Twitter offers the best, and cheapest, way of tapping into the zeitgeist, says John Naughton
Coding patriarchy into IT
Mariam Cook: The Facebook movie showed that machismo is thriving in IT. But we exclude women in building information systems at our peril
Pixel Pitch: it was our X Factor
Imogen O'Rorke: The contest for cross-media film project threw up some gems, and showed true creativity in digital media
Sony confirms LoveFilm is coming to PlayStation 3
PS3 owners will soon be able to stream movies from LoveFilm's subscription service via their console.
How to watch films without a TV
Celebrity Squares: Filmmaker Simon Rumley uses his digital projector to watch movies, but wishes it could sync with his computer
These perfect Facebook nerds did start a revolution – in advertising
Zoe Williams: Funny thing about Mark Zuckerberg's radical buddies and their purity of purpose: they sure have generated a lot of money
3D dance takes a great leap forward
The 3D revolution is coming to dance. Pioneering film-makers, among them Wim Wenders, tell Judith Mackrell why the two were made for each other
The Social Network: How to make a sensational film about coding Facebook, by Aaron Sorkin
Sex, drugs and coding - Aaron Sorkin and David Fincher have immortalised the web phenomenon of our time and the result? It's exhilarating. By Jemima Kiss