Podcast highlight: AT&T's lawsuit leak

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AT&T's lawsuit leak
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Lawyers for AT&T accidentally released sensitive information while defending a lawsuit accusing the company of facilitating a government wiretapping program, CNET News.com has learned. How did redacted sections of the legal brief make their way into the public eye and what does the leak mean for the future of the case? CNET News.com reporter Declan McCullagh explains. Plus, bloggers get arrested in Cairo, and hear how scientists reacted upon witnessing a dramatic volcanic eruption on the ocean floor.

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