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The Brian Lehrer Show

Freedom Of Information

7 segments

Identify That Lobbyist 9 min

Prostate Test 11 min

Albany and the Big Apple 12 min

Free This Book 16 min

Regulate Google? 23 min

Going Hungry 15 min

Got Art? 11 min

Google is changing the world, but has the tech giant become too big, and should it be regulated as a public utility? Jeff Jarvis and Siva Vaidhyanathan discuss. Then, Wired editor Chris Anderson on his new book FREE: The Future of a Radical Price and why the most valuable information doesn't have to be the priciest. Plus, the crisis of "food insecurity" in America. Check out the BL-Show Cup-of-Joe map, highlighting listener's favorite coffee shops!