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Recent episodes from Npr: Technology
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Published: Sep 10, 08Stories: 1) New Program Would Make Ripping DVDs Easier 2) Scientist Finds New Way To Get Prints Off Bullet 3) N.C. City To Make Digital Switch 4) Particle Accelerator Helps Test Wine
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Published: Sep 3, 08Stories: 1) With Chrome's Launch, Google Enters Browser Wars 2) Search Engines Try To Win Over Young Browsers 3) Obama Uses Text Messaging With Eye On Nov. 4
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Published: Aug 27, 08Stories: 1) FCC Spreads The Word On Digital TV Switchover 2) Obama's Text Message Experiment
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Published: Aug 20, 08Stories: 1) Clockwatcher Explains Phelps' Win 2) Guerrilla Ad Campaign Pushes Boundaries
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Published: Aug 15, 08Stories: 1) Web Security Words Help Digitize Old Books 2) IRS Taxes Personal Calls On Work Cell Phones
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Published: Aug 7, 08Stories: 1) 'Marketplace' Report: A Massive ID-Heist 2) How To Catch An Anthrax Killer 3) FCC Rules Against Comcast 4) Calif. Uses Quake To Prepare For 'Big One' 5) Obama's Technology Outlook 6) Texting While Walking May Be Dangerous
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Published: Jul 30, 08Stories: 1) With New iPhone, Consumers Find A Disconnect 2) All-Digital TV To Make Its Debut in N.C. Town 3) Japan's 'Green' Efforts Generate Skepticism 4) S.F. Techie Accused Of Holding Network Hostage 5) Gamers To Redesign Real-Life Drones 6) Cart Wash Puts An End To Dirt At Maryland Market
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Published: Jul 16, 08Stories: 1) Free Speech In China? Text Me 2) Nielsen Tries To Keep Pace With TV's Evolution 3) Congress Members Fight For The Right To Twitter
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Published: Jul 9, 08Story: Amazon's electronic reader, Kindle, is starting to replace paperbacks, but people question how well the device holds up to surf and sand. Can summer reading be done on the device? Lynn Neary finds out.
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Published: Jul 2, 08Stories: 1) California Driving: Footloose And Hands-Free 2) Microsoft Stops Selling Windows XP, Touts Vista 3) Pa.'s Rendell Urging Fix for Bridges, Roads 4) 3-D TV Shows Beam Into Japanese Homes 5) How to Pay for Rebuilding Infrastructure? 6) Are 'Mega-Regions' the Future of Transportation?
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Published: Jun 26, 08Stories: 1) Internet Helps Liberate, Create Music in China 2) Nonprofits Look for New Ways to Shape Campaign 3) Connected Kids Talk to Many at Once 4) Understanding 'Friend' Etiquette on the Internet 5) An E-Mail Vacation: Taking Fridays Off 6) Does E-Mail Curb Productivity?
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Published: Jun 18, 08Stories: 1) E-Mail, the Workplace and the Electronic Paper Trail 2) Investigating Employees' E-Mail Use 3) Software Lets Senders Assign Value to E-Mails 4) XM-Sirius Satellite Radio Merger Closer 5) Make It Stop! Crushed by Too Many E-Mails 6) Help! Family Spam Is Crushing My Inbox!
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Published: Jun 11, 08Stories: 1) iPhone Updated with New Features, Lower Price 2) Broadcom CEO Embroiled in Scandal
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Published: Jun 4, 08Story: Though the economy may be in decline, the market for Web site domain names is on the rise. Last month, the name Gasprices.com sold for $300,000. What sells, why and who is buying them?
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Published: May 28, 08Stories: 1) How to Help the Planet by Buying a Hummer 2) Netflix Tracks Cities' Movie Tastes 3) 'Recycling' Energy Seen Saving Companies Money
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