Four editorial page editors discuss the debate surrounding the policies' potential effects on Americans' civil liberties.

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Several major cable providers struck a deal with troubled Internet provider Excite@Home that will keep their subscribers connected to the company's broadband network for the next three months.

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Despite a spike in Internet news site visitors since the Sept. 11 attacks, MSNBC.com is laying off 9 percent of its workforce, or around 18 staff members.

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Bankrupt Internet provider Excite@Home cut off Internet access to 850,000 AT&T Broadband subscribers Saturday after talks with AT&T to work out a new service agreement fell through.

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A Swedish television photographer was killed early today in the Afghan city of Taloqan -- the eighth journalist killed since the U.S.-led strikes on the country began.

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American reporters have been allowed into rebel-held territory, but they aren't allowed to cover U.S. special forces operations on the ground. The closest they can get to U.S. troops is on aircraft carriers in the Arabian sea, the floating bases…

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Four journalists for European-based news organizations were killed yesterday while traveling from the eastern city of Jalalabad to the Afghan capital of Kabul.

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CNN's Christiane Amanpour and New York Times reporter David Rohde discuss their experiences covering the war from the Afghanistan front lines.

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Texas writer Vanessa Leggett, jailed for refusing to turn over her research on a local murder to a grand jury, will take her case to the U.S. Supreme Court, her lawyer said today.

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Terence Smith reports on Russian President Putin's interview with National Public Radio last night.

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