CNET News Daily Podcast: What new funding means for green innovation
In his final podcast for CNET News, the incomparable Charles Cooper talks with reporter Martin LaMonica about how funding from the U.S. Department of Energy will affect innovation and business in the green-tech sector.
Also in this podcast: Congress will investigate whether peer-to-peer Web sites lead to inadvertent sharing; study shows that file-swappers buy 10 times as much legal music as those who never use P2P sites; iPhone OS 3.0 may include voice control; and more of today's top stories.
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Today's stories:
Congress to probe P2P sites over 'inadvertent sharing'
Paul McCartney: Pirate Bay verdict is 'fair'
Study: P2P thieves buy more music
Report: iPhone OS 3.0 may include voice control
Microsoft adds Web-based IM to Hotmail

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