Topic: Internet Activism

The hosts speculate on why the international group Anonymous has taken such a specific interest in the Steubenville case, suggesting a local connection. They also discuss Dr. Drew Pinsky's return to the spotlight after being "busted" for receiving $275,000 to promote antidepressants on his show.

The Bureau of Justice Assistance and the FBI have issued guidelines for internet cafe owners to report "suspicious activity" under the code word "Tripwire." Suspicious behaviors include paying with cash, shielding screens, switching SIM cards, or traveling "illogical distances" to use a computer. This is viewed as an expansion of the domestic surveillance state.