CyberLaw and Business Report

How the city of Chattanooga Tennessee Transformed Itself into Americas First Gig City is a recent ReadWriteWeb article, and Bennet speaks with the author David Strom. We also hear from Kathleen Unger, from the Los Angeles office of Freeman, Freeman & Smiley, LLP, and the President of VoteRiders, a non-partisan organization whose mission is to ensure that all citizens are able to exercise their right to vote.

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Discussing how the California Spam Law declared unconstitutional as preempted by Federal law with Leeor Neta, the Assistant Director for Public Interest Programs from the
Golden Gate University School of Law. Plus, Jillian York, the Director of International Freedom of Expression for the Electronic Frontier Foundation discusses Googles decision to block access to the trailer for the controversial (and extremely bad) film The Innocence of Muslims.

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Rebecca Madigan from the Performance Marketing Association joins Bennet again to discuss the Amazon Tax and its upcoming implementation in California and Pennsylvania. Stan Stahl, President of Citadel Information Systems, returns to discuss the latest Cyber Security issues including the recent hacking of popular web hosting site GoDaddy.

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Talking Democratic and GOP Convention Platforms On Internet Issues as Bennet speaks with Republican Political Consultant Blake Waycaster of Atlanta-based Centennial Strategies joins us to discuss the Democratic and Republican party platforms on Internet issues. Plus, Bennet reports on his recent trip as part of a 3-city tour of the US-China Legal Exchange.

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Bennet gives us a Broadband Deployment Update, plus we discuss The Intersection Of Social Media And Reputation Management with the Team Lead of Special Projects at Reputation.com, Chris Abraham.

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Talking The 1972 Munich Olympics: Tragedy and Controversy 40 Years Later. Bennet speaks exclusively with one of the 1972 U.S. Olympic teammates, whose experience was overshadowed by the Massacre in Munich and the controversial gold medal mens basketball game... retired NBA professional basketball player, Rhodes Scholar, and former U.S. Congressman Tom McMillen.

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Talking Crowdsourcing with GeniusRocket President Peter Lamotte, and ESPN.com Poker analyst Gary Wise on DOJ Online Gambling Settlement whereby two overseas online poker firms settled their money laundering charges for 731 million dollars.

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Talking Internet Gun Sales and the Aurora Colorado Movie Theater Shooting with the Curator of the Cherokee Heritage Center and Gun Historian David Kennedy. We also get a HostingCon 2012 Boston recap with returning guest, DC-based Internet Attorney David Snead.

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Bennet discusses Internet Voting with the CEO of Open Voting Consortium Alan Dechert, plus Hawaii Rep. Kymberly Pine comments on Hawaiis New Cyber Crime Laws

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Discussing the FunnyJunk lawsuit vs.TheOatmeal.com as Bennet welcomes LA criminal defense lawyer Kenneth White (aka Popehat). Kevin Winston, the founder of Digital LA, Explains Why Los Angeles aka Silicon Beach has become a new Hub for Start Ups.

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