The hottest stories from the US, including the indictment of three men charged with stealing 40 million credit card numbers
V3.co.uk, 21 Aug 2009
Iain Thomson and Shaun Nichols discuss the stories that made the headlines in Silicon Valley this week.
Today's podcast covers the largest data theft in US history; Steve Jobs's attempts to persuade Palm not to poach its staff; the Department of Justice's approval of large fines for illegal downloading; and the first US internet addiction centre.
More than 130 million credit and debit cards stolen
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