TechBits – March 9

Off-Line (National Journal)

Even as consumer anxiety mounts over how personal data are being tracked on the Web, don’t expect Congress to do much about it.

 

Google’s driverless cars get a legislative boost (Washington Post)

A California state senator says rapid advancements in technology mean the cars will be a reality for consumers soon and the laws should be ready for them.

 

New iPad Sparks Trade-In Frenzy (Mobiledia)

Thousands of iPad owners are selling their devices after Apple announced its newest model, proving the devices’ value in a brisk resale market.

 

U.S. Appoints New Chief Technology Officer (Mashable)

President Obama has appointed Todd Park as the new U.S. Chief Technology Officer on Friday. Park previously served a three-year tenure as the CTO for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

 

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