Craigslist is rolling out changes to its Web site in an effort to curb solicitations for prostitution. But it's run into a few hitches along the way. Reporter Greg Sandoval talks about the changes and why politicians and law enforcement officials may be asking Craigslist to do the impossible.
Also in this podcast: Apple is warning users about the potential danger of static shock from its iPhones and iPods; Sprint CEO says consumers should expect shortages of the upcoming Palm Pre; and Virgin America says it has rolled its on-board Wi-Fi service out to its entire fleet.
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Today's stories:
Craigslist struggles with sex ad crackdown
Apple warns of static shock from iPhone, iPod
Sprint CEO: Expect Palm Pre shortages
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Google dribbles out PowerMeter smart-grid service
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