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"No more dumb cars, the Federal government decreed this week. Or at least, no mute cars. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Monday it will soon require all new cars to talk to one another. Share location, speed, direction and more, electronically. Vehicle-to-vehicle – “V2V” – communication. Right behind that comes the next frontier: self-driving cars. First they talk to one another, next they drive themselves. The auto industry, Google, and the law are all gearing up. This hour On Point: on the road to the world of the self-driving car." Read more » about On The Road To The Self-Driving Car

CIS Affiliate Scholar David Levine interviews Jonathan Band of policybandwidth.com. Read more » about Jonathan Band - Hearsay Culture - Show #201 - KZSU-FM

Danielle Citron featured guest. Amanda Hess writes for Slate, Wired, The Los Angeles Times, ESPN The Magazine and more. These days, that means Amanda Hess is online, by name, a lot. With opinions. Exposure. And what’s come back at her online, from angry men, is fairly-well horrifying. Death threats. Rape threats. Sexual taunting. Threats of dismemberment, beheading. Horror. Now Amanda Hess and others are saying “enough.” What is up with the ugly tide of sexual menace and violent threats toward women on the web? This hour On Point: women and sexual menace on the Internet. Read more » about Women And Internet Harassment

This Week in Law #240.

Fair use decision for the NFL, NSA surveillance ruling, car for hire services and more.

Guests: Julie Ahrens and Larry Downes. Read more » about Barnacles, Blackouts, and Blue Ribbons