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[Bennet hosts a Revenge Porn and Cyber Abuse roundtable discsussion with Bekah Wells (Revenge Porn Victims Advocate and Owner of WomenAgainstrevengePorn.com), Hollie Toups (a Victim of Revenge Porn) and her legal representation assisting Hollie in her claim, Beaumont, Texas-based attorney John S. Morgan. />

[Internet Hate and Incitement to Terror as Bennet speaks to Rabbi Abraham Cooper of the Simon Wiesenthal Center and its Museum of Tolerance. Rabbi Abraham, an international authority on issues related to digital hate and the Internet., speaks out following the wave of social fallout following the verdict involving George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin. />

[Having just passed the midpoint for 2013, we are bringing back frequent guests Dan Tynan and Brenda Christensen to reprise our Heroes and Zeroes segment where we talk about the top news stories for 2013 so far identify heroes, zeroes and websites and resources we have discovered of late. />

[Silicon Beach Fest 2013 Recap with Forbes columnist Lori Kozlowskil; Bennet also goes over PRISM/Snowden Update (as Edward Snowden, the former NSA contractor who exposed PRISM, has left Hong Kong for Moscow and is now receiving aid from WikiLeaks) and DC Voting Reminder. />

[Discussing Google and its distancing National Security Administrations controversial Prism data mining program, their request for permission to publish FISA requests and Cyber Security with National Security Expert Russ Burgos. Also, Bennet gives us the latest details regarding the the Utah CAN-SPAM ruling in Zoobuh./>

[Kirch Buchner from NotinHallofFame.com? tells us about his popular blog that covers those on the outside looking in for baseball, basketball, football, hockey, NASCAR and the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. They discuss the latest class of the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame and Nirvana has yet to be inducted. On the sports side there are a number of glaring omissions from Ray Guy who was universally considered the best punter of his time if not ever but the hall has never enshrined a punter. Other greats from baseball such as Luis Tiant and Jack Morris, basketball great Sean Kemp and hockey greats Rogie Vachon and Curt Bennett./>

[The State of Cyber Security; Information System Security Association Los Angeles Findings; Role of Insurance in Cyber Security as Bennet discusses with Stan Stahl (Ph.D. Principal, Citadel Information Group) and Matthew D. Carlson (CIC , Vice President for Risk Strategies Company). />

[Marketplace Fairness Act Debate pairing Rebecca Madigan of the Performance Marketing Association and Steve DelBianco from Internet advocacy organization NetChoice, plus Ken White aka Popehat (criminal defense lawyer with Brown, White and Newhouse) returns to discuss sanctions on copyright troll. />

[Need to Suspend ISPs That Use Data Caps as non-profit Washington, D.C.-based public interest group Public Knowledge is calling on all ISPs who use data caps to suspend them until an outside auditor can certify that their data usage meters are accurate./>

[Talking Tax Loopholes and Shelters with Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist David Cay Johnston, author of Author of Perfectly Legal: The Covert Campaign to Rig Our Tax System to Benefit the Super-Rich and Cheat Everyone Else, Free Lunch: How the Wealthiest Americans Enrich Themselves at Government Expense and Stick You With the Bill and The Fine Print: How Big Companies Use Plain English to Rob You Blind./>

[Amazon New York Tax Law Decision has been made as New York will continue to collect sales tax from out-of-state retailers that have affiliates operating within state boundaries. We learn about the details as Bennet speaks with Matt Schaefer, a partner with the law firm of Brann and Isaacson./>

[Talking StartUp Day on Capitol Hill, aimed at showing lawmakers that startups are creating jobs all across the country and spurring economic growth across many sectors of the economy. Michael McGeary, the co-founder and Chief Political Strategist of Engine Advocacy, fills us in./>

[Mobile App Privacy and Protection when its comes to protecting consumers and kids as Bennet speaks with Robert Ellis Smith, noted privacy expert and publisher of the Privacy Journal./>

[Talking Online Gambling Resurgence in America with American Gaming Association President and CEO Frank Fahrenkopf, plus Enemies of the Internet with Reporters Without Borders Washington DC Director Delphine Halgand. />

[Facebook Data Is Greater Than The Sum Of Your Likes , Broken Internet, Banana Endorsements, Dan Aykroyd and the Big East with journalist, television and radio commentator Dan Tynan. Plus, FTC Updates Dot Com Disclosure Guidelines, FTC Launches Crackdown on Bogus Text Message Prize Offers and Googles Latest Privacy Settlement; EU Rejects Ban on all Porn./>

[Daniel Nazer, Staff Attorney on the Electronic Frontier Foundations intellectual property team, discusses the EFFs fight for legislation to counter patent trolls. Plus, Startup expert Tom Nora gives us his impressions on what is hot at SXSW Interactive./>

[Veteran CLBR guest Stan Stahl returns to explain what is going on and what is or should be done about it. They discuss the major Cyber Attacks against the U.S. and U.S. businesses from Iran and China and of an emerging marketplace for Cyber Crime in Russia. Also, Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes-Norton (D-Dc) reflects On The 212th Anniversary Of The Disenfranchisement Of Washington Residents./>

[With The Rise of Co-Working Office Spaces, what makes these coworking spaces so attractive and how the contrast from the traditional office. Bennet speaks with two co-working occupants, Jason Saltzman (the Founder of Alley NYC) and Justin Massion (Founder of Jam Studios)./>

[Mobile Privacy Initiatives as Bennet speaks with Jules Polonetsky, the Director/Co-Chair for the Future of Privacy Forum. Plus, discussion EU and US: A Growing Continental Divide on Privacy with Phil Lee, a Partner in the Privacy and Information Law Group at Field Fisher Waterhouse./>

[David Sandel, founder of the Gigabit City Challenge, talks about the introduction of ultra-broadband technologies in Kansas City and elsewhere and whether we can meet FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski challenge of a gigabit city in all 50 states by 2015. Plus, Bennet discusses Planet Blue Coat, Internet Censorship and Dual Purpose Technology with Sarah McKune, Senior Researcher at The Citizen Lab./>