Webware editor Josh Lowensohn joins the podcast to talk about the hack of Twitter internal documents that came to light Wednesday, and what are the larger implications for companies' security protocols now that many are storing their data in the cloud.
Plus, in another excerpt from his interview with CNET News, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates Gates shares his thoughts on how the company is doing now that he's not there full time.
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Today's stories:
Mozilla gives add-on developers a tip jar
Dell poised to benefit most from PC market recovery
Wal-Mart to label products with eco ratings
Lessons from Twitter's security breach
CEOs, other execs disagree on security
Photos: The Apollo 11 moon landing
Climate change taking toll on Glacier National Park
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Facebook wants to show it's a force for good amid scandals: The social network updates its tools for blood donations, nonprofits and mentorships.
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