The twenty-first century belongs to autistic people. They have superpowers that include photographic memory, unswerving concentration and meticulous attention to detail. That's the view of Professor Michael Fitzgerald of Trinity College Dublin. Peter Warren and the Password team discover how the gifts that come with Asperger's are now in great demand. The security services are recruiting schoolchildren on the spectrum, trying to catch them before they are lured away to the Dark Web. But can employers recruit and retain these genius whizz kids? Jane Whyatt devised, produced and scripted this show with Peter Warren and Blue Buffery for Resonance FM.

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Jane Whyatt and the Password team from Resonance FM discover why women are not yet world leaders in technology and the businesses of the future. And it's not what you think....

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With exclusive access to a whistleblower and leaked documents from sources close to governments, this edition of Password exposes the truth about Huawei. The mobile phone and telecoms giant is at the heart of a trade war between the United States and china, and on the inside track for Europe's 5G roll-out. But can we trust it? Peter Warren investigates, with script by Jane Whyatt and producer Blue Buffery. First broadcast in the Password series on Resonance FM 12.06.2019.

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Jane Whyatt is a journalist at the European Centre for Press and Media Freedom and founder of Angel Media Productions CIC, a social enterprise discovering and developing diverse talent in media and music. Angel Media was a registered provider of indie content to all BBC networks. In 2014 its documentary 'British inside' aired on BBC Radio 1 and Radio 1-Xtra. Jane Whyatt writes and produces the monthly radio documentary PassWord with Peter Warren on Resonance 104.4FM www.resonancefm.com/password second Wednesday of each month 1730-1830 GMT.

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