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At the High Tech Connections symposium in San Jose, Calif., ZDNet editor in chief Dan Farber talks with Phillip Bond, Under Secretary of Commerce for Technology at the U.S. Department of Commerce. In a Face to Face interview, Bond discusses the exodus of high-technology jobs to foreign countries, nanotechnology and President Bush's recent announcement to send a man to Mars.
Daily Debrief: Google's political archenemy?
California Assemblyman Joel Anderson is a Republican from a San Diego-area district that he calls one of the most conservative in the state. When he stopped by CNET's headquarters in San Francisco on Monday, chief political correspondent Declan McCullagh asked him why a former businessman, entrepreneur, and NRA life member has Google in his crosshairs. Anderson successfully pressured the search company to include a link to its privacy policy on its home page, and is asking the state and federal justice departments to investigate the Google-Yahoo ad deal. Also in the conversation: What can California do to keep high tech jobs from going elsewhere?
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Dong Ngo returned to his homeland of Vietnam, where he roamed the country examining how technology is affecting the culture and the economy. He joins Charles Cooper on the CNET News Daily Debrief to talk about his experiences.
Hands-on with the latest Tasers
Awesome or terrifying? CNET's team takes a field trip to the Alameda County, Calif., law enforcement HQ for a demonstration and test drive of Taser International's latest police gadgets.
Spectroscopy on the go with new, portable tech
Purdue University has helped develop a handheld sniffing system that can detect bacteria, drugs or any other residue of interest. Applications range from food safety to homeland security. In this video provided by Purdue, analytical chemist Graham Cooks explains DESI (Desorption Electrospray Ionization).
