Can you “disappear” your internet presence? Frank Ahearn, author of “How to Disappear” and Michael Fertik of Reputation Defender take a look. Then, Twitter astroturfing with Fil Menczer of Indiana University and death on the web.

Brian talks with Edward-Isaac Dovere, Editor of City Hall and The Capitol, and Celeste Katz, Political Correspondent for the Daily News. Then: what election results mean for the economy and health care, plus the future of web politics.

The Staten Island Advance's Tom Wrobleski reports on the Congressional race. Plus: Slate’s Dahlia Lithwick on how corporate privacy is expanding as personal privacy is shrinking, and crowdsourcing ecology with Project NOAH.

Michael Maslansky on voters’ gut reactions to ads. Then, Karina Alexanyan and John Kelly of Morningside Analytics map the Russian blogosphere. Finally, Brian Tate and Danny Simmons on the emerging artist competition Curate NYC.

Roozbeh Mirebrahimi of NYU and Hadi Ghaemi of the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran. Then, Philip Howard on “The Digital Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy,” and Ian Bogost on “Newsgames: Journalism at Play.”

John Hopkins' P.M. Forni and Rutgers' John Pavlik discuss online behavior and its real-world impact. Plus: Political update from Ben Smith of Politico, and DIY daycare grows in Brooklyn.

Buffalo News' Bob McCarthy talks upstate politics. Columbia Professor Steven Bellovin and Cyber Defense Agency founder Sami Saydjari discuss web wiretaps, and Coalition for Educational Justice's Zakiyah Ansari and CUNY's Michelle Fine on education.

Politico's Ken Vogel, TechPresident's Nancy Scola, and author Michael Patrick Leahy talk Tea Party power online. Plus: Craiglist and free

speech, and academic peer-review opens up to the web.

Edward-Isaac Dovere of The Capitol and Ben Smith of Politico look at where we are the day after primaries in New York and elsewhere. Plus: Sweden’s Pirate Party, and how the Web is enabling consumption based on sharing and trust.

Four experts look back at the year’s web news: Andrew Rasiej of techPresident on politics, Siva Vaidhyanathan of The Googlization of Everything on culture, Susan Crawford of Cardozo on law, and Peter Rojas of gdgt.com on gadgets.