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CBS News’ World News Roundup: 75 Years and Still Going Strong

March 11, 2013

For more than a dozen years I’ve been privileged to serve as on-air technology analyst for CBS Radio News and one of the programs I love to contribute to and listen to is the World News Roundup, […]

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Google Pixel Laptop More of a Concept Than a Practical Product

March 11, 2013

As web browsing devices go, the Google Pixel is amazing. Its 239 pixel per inch 12.85 touch-screen is awesome and I think it’s marvelous that you can use your fingers to click on links, pinch […]

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Two Missing iPhones and One Happy Ending

March 10, 2013

By Larry Magid Two people in my life lost their iPhones on Friday – one got hers back and the other probably never will. The one who got it back was my niece Jane.  Shortly […]

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Electronic Privacy Communications Act Needs an Update

March 8, 2013

by Larry Magid This article first appeared in the San Jose Mercury News Like most people, I want government authorities to have the tools they need to protect our national security, and I certainty want […]

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Video: Crossover: Larry Magid on growth of online streaming

March 6, 2013

Video: Crossover: Larry Magid on growth of online streaming

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FBI Sending Google “National Security Letters”

March 5, 2013

CNET News reported that Google is “the first Internet company to shed light on a highly secret — and controversial — warrantless electronic data-gathering technique used by the FBI.” In a blog post, Google said […]

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White House Backs Petition to Legalize Cell Phone Unlocking

March 4, 2013

The Obama Administration today responded to an online petition by saying that it “agrees with the 114,000+ of you who believe that consumers should be able to unlock their cell phones without risking criminal or other penalties. […]

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House Paves The Way for Student STEM App Competition

February 26, 2013

Taking a short break from highly partisan debate over sequestration, The U.S. House of Representatives today passed the Academic Competition Resolution of 2013 which will enable Congress members to sponsor an annual academic competition in the fields of […]

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Sony’s PlayStation 4 and Your Privacy

February 26, 2013

As I watched Sony unveil the PlayStation 4 at a press conference on February 20th, I was struck by how much data the new device would be collecting from its users. More at Forbes.com  

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More than 100K people sign White House petition demanding they be allowed to unlock their cell phone

February 24, 2013

As of Sunday, more than 110,00o people have signed a petition at Whitehouse.gov calling on the White House to “ask the Librarian of Congress to rescind this decision, and failing that, champion a bill that […]

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