October 29, 2009
In case you missed it, All Things Considered (or ATC) rolled a pair of tech stories on Thursday's show. Martin Kaste finds that information doesn't really die anymore in the latest installment of "The End Of Privacy" series.
You might say that "The End Of Privacy" is the result of a revolution that started on Oct. 29, 1969 in California. Guy Raz reports on the birth of ARPANET, the precursor to the Internet.
You can hear more about ARPANET's beginnings on Saturday's All Things Considered.
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