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Microsoft used as tool of repression by Russian government
John Moe Sep 17, 2010
A New York Times article got plenty of buzz in tech circles over the weekend. It's about how the Russian government is using the construct of the...
Want users to tell all??? Have an ugly site.
Julia Barton Sep 14, 2010
The scuzzier-looking the site, the more users may reveal about themselves. That's the finding of researchers at Carnegie Mellon University. They...
Soon, a trip to the airport might mean a skeleton scan
author198 Sep 14, 2010
Yesterday, body scan images were in the news thanks to a handful of U.S. Senators who want to know why 35,000 images taken of people walking into a...
No peeking at Facebook pages
Larissa Anderson Sep 14, 2010
Imagine a world in which it's illegal for an employer to get info about a job applicant on Facebook. That's the world Germany might live in. On...
Senators want to know why U.S. Marshals Service is keeping body scan images
Larissa Anderson Sep 14, 2010
They're images of people who entered a U.S. Courthouse in Orlando, Fl. Earlier this month, reports of the 35,000 images the U.S. Marshals Service...
Wal-Mart's smart tags: Good business tactic or an invasion of privacy?
Christina Huh Jul 29, 2010
Wal-Mart will be putting radio tags on clothing sold at its stores -- from tops all the way down to the tighty-whiteys you pick up at the stores....
Browser add-on sounds alarm when Google is watching
Kai Ryssdal Sep 21, 2011
Here's a little something we came across while surfing around the web this morning. It's an extension for your Internet browser called Google Ala...
Hey Baby, What's Your Cluster?
Stacey Vanek Smith Sep 21, 2011
Read details about Axoicom's 70 clusters on their website using the PersonicsX Interactive Wheel.
I just got my data mined. It was a little bit ...
The Internet: Bringing Families Together
author198 Sep 14, 2010
We're just wrapping up tomorrow's show, about social networking for little kids (and how it might not be as bad a thing as you think). And of...
