News.com Daily Podcast: A ride-along with the CHP
AOL raises its subscription fees; more details on the upcoming iPhone 2; and look out, Californians. The CHP is on the lookout for people breaking the new hands-free cell phone law.
Early this morning, News.com reporter Kara Tsuboi had a chance to ride around with the California Highway Patrol to see how aggressively the state's new hands-free cell phone law is being enforced on its first day. News.com intern Holly Jackson checked in with Kara about how many people got busted.
AOL has raised its subscription fees. But even if it costs the company customers, the move might be part of a necessary transition as AOL moves away from its days as an Internet service provider and evolves into an online media and advertising company. Also in this podcast, see why some air travelers might breeze through security lines, and what's got the venture capitalist market down.
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Today's stories:
AOL rate hike: Not as dumb as it looks
Venture-backed IPOs missing in action
Bags to help laptops pass air security
U.K. scientists demo graphic passwords