This is all created digitally.

But that's exactly what's happening, only digitally.

Vinay Venkatraman Technology crafts for the digitally underserved

So you have been digitally preserved in about four minutes.

where we are looking to find alternate visions of how to create a digitally inclusive society.

Boys' brains are being digitally rewired in a totally new way for change, novelty, excitement and constant arousal.

In addition, the production of high quality prints of the digitally enhanced images would require access to large format printers.

The purchaser would send the administrative officer some dollars digitally, and the vendor would sell the stolen credit card details.

And we created a project we call the CyArk 500 Challenge and that is to digitally preserve 500 World Heritage Sites in five years.

And what he's done is he's actually reshaped, digitally, all of the contours of the mountains to follow the vicissitudes of the Dow Jones index.

Digital mammography is still an X ray of the breast, but the images can be stored and manipulated digitally, just like we can with a digital camera.

Two years ago, we were approached by a partner of ours to digitally preserve an important heritage site, a UNESCO heritage site in Uganda, the Royal Kasubi Tombs.

This is the technology that's going to allow the rest of the world's talents to be shared digitally, thereby launching a whole new cycle of crowd accelerated innovation.

At TEDxUSC, computer graphics trailblazer Paul Debevec explains the scene stealing technology behind Digital Emily, a digitally constructed human face so realistic it stands up to multiple takes.

So it's very much like in a Hollywood movie where a guy flies through the air, supported by wires, and then they take the wires away digitally so you're flying through the air.

Laser micro machining essentially 3D printers that digitally fabricate functional systems, all the way up to building buildings, not by having blueprints, but having the parts code for the structure of the building.

Consider the real world case of someone shouting Fire! in a crowded theater. Could something similar happen digitally, with a spark of misinformation igniting a conflagration and wreaking havoc before the truth is revealed?

Ed Ulbrich, the digital effects guru from Digital Domain, explains the Oscar winning technology that allowed his team to digitally create the older versions of Brad Pitt's face for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

But what's key here is, the reason these groups have been able to connect is because their work output is of the type that can be easily shared digitally a picture, a music file, software.

MELBOURNE Scholars have long dreamed of a universal library containing everything that has ever been written. Then, in 2004, Google announced that it would begin digitally scanning all the books held by five major research libraries.

In the 1988 earthquake in Armenia, it had taken three months to set up the requested telemedicine assistance in the country, whereas after Hurricane Katrina, it had taken only four days to assist a digitally equipped NASA facility caring for 4,000 people.

It became clear from the discussion that several critical grey areas remained, including the issue of how to respond to cases where pornographic images were digitally created, as well as the difficulties of determining the age of victims in cases involving child pornography.

Mostly it's been a person to person thing, a teacher student, performer audience thing, and then around 1880 came this new technology that first mechanically then through analogs then digitally created a new and miraculous way of passing things on, albeit an impersonal one.

NEW YORK Many factors underlay the ongoing upheavals in the Middle East decades of corrupt and authoritarian rule, increasingly literate and digitally connected societies, and skyrocketing world food prices. To top it off, throughout the Middle East (as well as Sub Saharan Africa and most of South Asia), rapid population growth is fueling enormous demographic pressures.

Today, for example, a patient in New York may have his MRI sent digitally to, say, Bangalore, where a highly skilled radiologist reads it for one quarter of what a New York based radiologist would cost. But how long will it be before a computer software can read those images faster, better, and cheaper than the radiologist in Bangalore can?

But now, after years of investments, digital empowerment is underway, owing to a confluence of factors, including growing network coverage, more capable devices, and an expanding catalogue of applications. As more people obtain access to better and cheaper digital technology, an inflection point is eventually reached, at which the benefits of providing digitally services like banking and health care clearly outweigh the costs.

Digitally enabled health care, or mHealth, is one area that has been slow to emerge, because it is difficult to build a great platform and then convince everybody in a health system that it is worth using. If some health workers use cellphones to send information to a central database, but others do not see the value, the digital system is incomplete and thus just as flawed as the current paper system.