Weekend America Voices
John Moe
Recent Stories
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Judge makes it harder for feds to see your cell phone records
A federal appeals court in Pennsylvania has rules that judges may demand a warrant instead of a subpoena from investigators who try to obtain location information from cell phones.
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Craigslist censors self, decries censorship
Responding to criticism, Craigslist takes down its "adult services" section. But how much responsibility over the ads in such areas should the site claim?
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Cyber War and Peace?
A proposal is circulating for a peace treaty for cyberspace, but could a cyber war really happen, and what would it look like?
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Remember the 40 hour work week?
In honor of Labor Day, we take a look at how technologies affect our work ethic, and the significance in giving each other our undivided attention.
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Aging Out of Employment
The unemployment rate in Silicon Valley is grim, and even worse for older engineers.
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Apple's in the Garden
With the announcement of Apple's new social networking tool Ping, we look into the "walled gardens" the company is creating, and how they may be harmful for web users.
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India's security services eye Google and Skype
After cutting a deal with Blackberry for access to data sent over the network, India's security officials move toward Google and Skype.
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Cloudy Future for Digital Property
With cloud computing gaining popularity, we investigate how ideas of ownership of digital property are in flux.
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Africans rush to create apps
A contest to create the best apps to solve problems in East Africa is opening up dialogue between developers and NGOs.
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A problem, a phone, a software platform: crisis relief in Pakistan
A website called Pakreport.org is helping to collect information needed in relief efforts in flood-ravaged Pakistan.
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"Pain ray" to be tested on inmates
The L.A. County Sheriff's Dept. is planning on testing a new non-lethal "pain ray" device -- originally developed for military use in Afghanistan -- for the L.A. County Jail.
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Malware on Spanair computer system
In the investigation of the Spanair plane crash in Madrid two years ago, it's been discovered that malware on the plane's computer system might have been an issue.
