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Ashley Surdin stops by to chat about digital textbooks and how they are competing with their hard copy counterparts, and later Rob Pegoraro explains why Security Essentials is the least annoying ...
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Rob Pegoraro and Greg Schneider discuss a new international copyright agreement that could impose a further round of restrictions on how we use digital technology.
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Ylan Mui discusses the fast-growing e-book and e-reader industry and Rob Pegoraro explains why Verizon's new Droid phone is an iPhone competitor, but not an iPhone killer.
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Greg Schneider and Rob Pegoraro discuss Google's new turn-by-turn mapping program and it's effect on competitors like Garmin and TomTom, plus Mike Rosenwald gives the inside story on the 24-year-old shaping the District's Wikipedia page and other "digital historians" like him.
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