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CNET News.com reporter roundtable
Created: 10/30/2007
Video description: Kari Dean McCarthy interviews editors and reporters Charlie Cooper, Harry Fuller, Declan McCullagh about how the technology industry's biggest players have shifted from avoidance to assertion in Washington's lobbyist game.\r\n

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