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SciFri Radio: Online Privacy
Does it sometimes seem like the web sites you visit know a little too much about you? Ira and guests talk about privacy online. Plus, Facebook -...

SciFri Radio: Persuasive Technologies
How can devices, environments, or computer programs be designed to change how people behave? We'll talk about the field of 'persuasive technology.'

SciFri Radio: Six Degrees
Chances are you've heard of the 'small world' idea of six degrees of separation. But is it correct?

SciFri Radio: Green Energy at Google
In this segment, Ira talks with the 'alternative energy czar' for web giant Google about the company's plan to give a boost to green energy.

SciFri Radio: Online Office Applications
Hear about a new suite of office programs -- running in your web browser.

SciFri Radio: New FCC Rules Give Consumers More Choice
Will new rules for 'open access' change the wireless landscape?

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    Live Maps

    Last month, Microsoft rolled out a few upgrades its mapping service Live Maps--including new and improved 3D views and RSS feeds for neighborhoods. It's worth checking out.



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