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Lawmakers Clash on Phone Records
Everyone agrees data brokers should be prohibited from selling your phone records to private eyes and others. But Congress is hung up over who gets to enforce new legislation. By Audrey Hudson.
Audiophiles Become IPodiophiles
Critics agree: A few hardware mods can turn your iPod into an affordable, high-end music source for the most demanding sound systems. Commentary by Leander Kahney.
Virtual Wall Rises in U.S. Desert
Technology meets foot patrols in a bid to block illegal immigration on the Mexico border. By Eliza Barclay.
New 007 Car: Aston Martin
James Bond types must be suitably snobby regarding their cars, comparing them to women. Here's a peek at the latest to be featured in a Bond film, the "black tie version" of Astin Martin's DB9 sports car. From Forbes.com.
Brave New World for Public Media
Broadcasters ought to take their cues from bloggers, say presenters at a media conference. But plenty are loath to embrace the new paradigm. By Mark Anderson.
BellSouth: No Call Data to NSA
Disputing a USA Today report that it gave the government access to customer phone records after 9/11, BellSouth claims its own thorough review of records came up clean.
Gadget Lab: Sport Support
A bra with built-in heart-rate monitor holds up during a workout, a wireless headset takes the tangle out of your iPod and a simple battery add-on makes an emergency flashlight, all in this week's Gadget Lab.
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