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World Tech Round Up - Thursday June 5, 2008 E-mail

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 05-06-2008 10:36

Verizon Buys Alltel
Mobile phones expose human habits
World Getting Flatter, Silicon Valley Discovers
Researchers Say Notification Laws Not Lowering ID Theft
Web users 'fear media intrusion'
Google to build at NASA Ames
South Korean regulator fines Intel $25.4M
Turkmenistan eases Internet access


Host: Ken Rutkowski / Andy Abramson

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On Thursday's Radio Show, Ken & Andy talked about Verizon buying the top spot by acquiring Alltel, What are the Habits of mobile phone users, The States lead in Innovation is being eroded , ID Theft continuing to rise, Fears of the web spearing, NASA renting to Google, South Korea fines Intel and Turkmenistan gets the Web.
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