The CalTV Project

Khusbhu Shah Reports:

After 32 years of banning India from receiving nuclear fuel, information, and technology, the US has acknowledged India as an emerging power. Will this new relationship change the future of nuclear advancement, and in turn, nuclear proliferation? Will this be a repeat of the 1960s arms’ race?

Khusbhu Shah Reports:

Wikipedia has announced that it has blocked IP addresses on capitol Hill from accessing edits to their website at the current time after allegations of extreme edits by congressional aids for their bosses. If Wikipedia is a collaborative effort, is there anything wrong with staff members editing their bosses’ profiles? Are sites such as these credible sources for information?

Tonia Bui Reports:

John Kiel Patterson filed a lawsuit claiming that Apple’s failure to define what is a safe volume for iPod products, even though the IPod manufacturers guide includes a warning that listening to the product at high volume will cause permanent hearing impairment.

Saphonia Foster Reports:

Free speech activists are joining the debate concerning Google’s presence in China. Should this world wide search engine comply with the censorship laws of the People’s Republic of China or should they take a more rigid stance on their motto “Don’t be evil?”