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Tonight's topics: My new gig, Facebook makes privacy profitable, is Spyware OK if the cops use it?, and Google's cookies not passing muster
It's official: I've signed on with email reputation service provider Habeas!
Tonight's topics: NYC video cams, EU privacy disclosures, you IP is no longer private
I respond to Lauren Weinstein's call for a privacy ombudsman at Google.
Tonight's topics: Pfizer loses a laptop and gains an investigation, Google winning "race to the bottom" on privacy, Google Toolbar vulnerable, and Pentagon looked for a Gay Bomb
I've tinkered with an old recipe to create a drink for one of my favorite Podcasts.
Tonight's topics: MySpace tries to figure it out, Google can see in your windows but can't see a privacy issue, Cisco invests in surveillence
A great gay icon has passed away.
Tonight's Topics: VA Tech shooting panel runs into privacy issues,
It was my great honor and privilege to be my brother's Best Man at his wedding this past weekend.
Tonight's topics: Big anti-spam lawsuit filed, ID taskforce draws yawns, USDA exposes social security numbers, Congress moves on anti-spyware law
Eight US Attorneys were fired by the Bush Administration because they weren't towing the partisan line. Shouldn't we be worried about the 85 who weren't fired?
Tonight's topics: TJ Maxx breach spurs security improvements, A Tale of Two Freezes, and 500 IRS laptops go astray
You heard it here first: the poisoned pet food story is a harbinger of food-borne terrorism and other unnatural disasters. Is our food supply the next terrorist weapon?
Tonight's topics: More TJ Max fallout, Report details FBI screw-ups, HP scandal ends with a whimper
Tonight's topics: MSFT helps DOD mine data, White House panel gives thumbs up to surveillance (surprise!), Bush swears FBI won't invade privacy anymore
Tonight's topics: Sony BMG settles over "root kit" incident; 18-24 year olds have different feelings about online privacy; Maine leads nationwide rebellion on National Driver's Licenses; Telemarketer settles for $1 Million
Sad news: Molly Ivins has passed away.