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An in-depth look at the topics that are in today's headlines, featuring a roundtable discussion with experts in the field.

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News from Apple's Media Event »

Apple's annual September media event was held today in San Francisco, bringing a plethora of announcements about their latest developments, like the new Apple TV, iTunes 10, and the redesigned Shuffle. Tonight, Chris Hardwick will talk to MG Siegler, writer for TechCrunch.com about all the news. September 1, 2010

Apple Media Event Preview »

Tomorrow marks Apple's annual September media event, which means Chris Harwick talks to Dan Ackerman, Senior Editor for CNET, to address all the rumored announcements from Steve Jobs, from changes to iTunes, a new iPod Touch and more. August 31, 2010

Net Neutrality with Verizon & Google »

With the news about Google partnering with Verizon over net neutrality, Kevin Pereira and CNET's Maggie Reardon investigate their proposal over maintaining an open Internet, what this means for the web as we know it and how it can affect consumers like you. August 10, 2010

Federal Regulation of Online Gambling »

The House Financial Committee passed HR 2267, a bill designed to set federal regulation on the online gambling industry and Kevin Pereira and Dan Ackerman, Senior Editor of CENT.com, explore the issue deeper, from why this bill has such bipartisan support to the state of online gambling in the US today and more. August 9, 2010

Hackers Jailbreak iPhone 4 »

The iPhone 4 may have been jailbroken, but Kevin Pereira and Mashable's Ben Parr tell us why you should and shouldn't unlock your brand new Apple smartphone. August 2, 2010

Internet Security Issues »

The details of over 100 million Facebook users have been published online for people to download, compromising the privacy of the social network users. Kevin Pereira talks to Noah Shachtman from Wired to learn more about what happened and what this means for online data privacy as we know it. July 29, 2010

DMCA Allows Ripping DVDs »

Kevin Pereira talks to Rich Demuro, Editor for TechMeme.com more about the DMCA's new ruling that allows new protections to video remixing and DVD burning for non commercial work. Find out how these revisions will affect you as a consumer. July 28, 2010

DMCA Allows Jailbreaking »

With the Electronic Frontier Foundation recently winning legal protections for those who modify cell phones or remix videos, Kevin Pereira talks to Erica Ogg, writer for CNET, about the implications of these exemptions and what this means for copyright as we know it. July 27, 2010

Wikileaks Reveal Secret US Activity in Afghanistan »

Earlier today, Wikileaks unveiled a huge cache of classified papers from US military records that revealed details on the war in Afghanistan. Kevin Pereira and Wired editor Noah Shachtman explore this issue about leaking data and where it came from on The Loop. July 26, 2010

The Alien Threat »

Physicist Stephen Hawking recently stated that if aliens ever made their way to Earth, humanity would be in big trouble. Kevin Pereira talks to Dave Brody, Science Editor for Space.com, about why these experts believe catastrophe would come from extra-terrestrial contact. July 22, 2010

Apple's Response to iPhone 4 Problems »

Last Friday, Apple held a press conference addressing the faulty antenna issues with the iPhone 4, with Steve Jobs dismissing any claims that this was an iPhone specific problem. Kevin Pereira and Engadget's Joshua Topolsky discuss this development further on The Loop. July 19, 2010

Potential iPhone 4 Recall? »

Consumer Reports recently released a study about the iPhone 4's faulty antenna and hardware issues, which could lead Apple to recall the new smart phone from the market. Kevin Pereira digs deeper in this issue with Senior Electronics Editor of Consumer Reports, Mike Gikas on The Loop. July 13, 2010

Behind Russian Spy's High-Tech Espionage »

The FBI's discovery of a Russian spy ring in the United States rocked headlines, but what sort of technology did they use? Kevin Pereira talks to Wired's Noah Schachtman to break down the communication tech that these spies were using, from stenography, ad-hoc wi-fi networks and more. July 7, 2010

The Influence of Video Game Reviews »

Kevin Pereira talks to X-Play's Adam Sessler and Geoffrey Zatkin from Electronic Entertainment Design & Research Firm to talk about their study on the influence of video game reviews from professional critics. July 6, 2010

E3 2010 Wrap-Up »

New games, new consoles, new motion control and new 3D! E3 2010 was chock full of surprises and big announcements for the gaming industry. X-Play's Adam Sessler and Jessica Chobot sit down with Kevin Pereira to talk about their thoughts on the E3 aftermath. June 21, 2010

Apple's New iPhone 4 Specs »

Kevin Pereira talks to Joshua Topolsky, Editor in Chief for Engadget, about the new iPhone from Apple WWDC 2010 and how the conference lived up to all of the rumors. June 7, 2010

Lost Finale Questions Answered »

It's finally over. The series finale for 'Lost' aired this past weekend, still leaving a lot of questions unanswered. Kevin Pereira discusses the highly anticipated finale with CHUD.com's Devin Faraci and HitFix.com's Drew McWeeny in a special Loop. May 24, 2010

Google Admits Wi-Fi Spying »

Google's Street View cars have accidentally been collecting private Wi-Fi data as they roam the streets snapping photos for their online maps. Kevin Pereira talks to Tom Krazit from CNET to talk about how this snafu was discovered, Google's actions and what this means for web privacy. May 17, 2010

FCC Pushing Forward with Net Neutrality »

Despite legal setbacks, the FCC is moving forward with their net neutrality plan. Kevin Pereira talks to Engadget's Nilay Patel to talk about the FCC's proposal and why companies are opposing the idea. May 6, 2010

Gizmodo's Troubles with Apple Over "Stolen" iPhone »

The lost iPhone 4.0 saga continues with police seizing computers from Gizmodo's Jason Chen and identifying the person who originally discovered the phone. Kevin Pereira talks to Rich DeMuro, Editor of TechMeme.com, about the case, Apple's involvement and its effect on online journalism. April 28, 2010