In this week's spot on the Norman Goldman Show, Jamie Court discusses the issue of online privacy and the forces aligned against your rights. The nation's first legislative committee hearings over a proposed "Do Not Track Me" law were held in California this week. Despite an overwhelming presence of lobbyists from Big Tech, the proposal made it out of committee on a 3-2 vote.

In this week's spot on the Norman Goldman Show, Jamie Court discusses the price of oil and how speculation is driving the price up, rather than on the ground / real-world costs. He'll also discuss the Supreme Court's ruling that class action lawsuits cannot occur if there is an arbitration clause in the contract.

Jamie Court discusses the implications of a POTUS visit, iPhone secret tracking, Earth Day, and traffic jams.

Despite the release of records to the public from the highly contentious Viacom v. Google Copyright Infringement Suit, depositions from major players within Google's increasingly secretive inner circle were kept from public scrutiny for untold reasons.

Consumer Watchdog's Judy Dugan discusses how, after Obama's latest speech on health care reform, Anthem Blue Cross's announced 40%+ rate hikes remain an important ally in backing up his argument.

Consumer Watchdog's John Simpson discusses the ongoing breaches of privacy Google seems conveniently unaware of.

Consumer Watchdog's John Simpson discusses the ongoing breaches of privacy Google seems conveniently unaware of.

Consumer Watchdog's Judy Dugan discusses the emerging market of medical tourism and how foreign countries are trying to woo American HMOs and Employers to make their hospitals "in network."

Consumer Watchdog's Judy Dugan explains how Medicare Advantage has been turned into a profiteering machine for private insurers.

Consumer Watchdog's Jerry Flanagan talks with Judy Dugan about the Senator Max Baucus' anemic health insurance reform bill and it's ridiculous price tag.

Consumer Watchdog's John Simpson discusses his testimony for a congressional committee investigating Google's book deal.

Consumer Watchdog's Jerry Flanagan talks with Barbara Bogaev about the mood found at town hall meetings when debating health insurance reform.

Consumer Watchdog's Jerry Flanagan and Judy Dugan discuss why we need more legal accountability for health insurers federal health reform legislation.

Consumer Watchdog's Doug Heller and Jamie Court talk about how GM's bankruptcy deal is going to leave the victims of catastrophic accidents caused by crippling design flaws out in the cold, with no recourse and no compensation

Consumer Watchdog's Doug Heller and Judy Dugan talk about the President's announcement that he's overhauling fuel efficiency standards and about Consumer Watchdog's new report card on the best and worst technologies for getting cleaner cars.

Jamie Court and Judy Dugan discuss how universal health care reform efforts in Washington, DC are going astray, and what's needed to get reform back on track.

Jamie Court and Doug Heller discuss Allstate's effort to use the financial crisis as an excuse to remove the insurance industry from state oversight.

Consumer Watchdog's Jamie Court and Judy Dugan discuss CostCo's decision to sell temperature-adjusted fuel to consumers; and how this concession represents the first chink in the armor of Big Oil's multi-billion dollar fleecing of American consumers.

Consumer Watchdog's Jamie Court and John Simpson discuss their recent conversation with the US Justice Department about curbing Google's monopolistic power under the Google Books settlement.

Consumer Watchdog's Jamie Court and Doug Heller discuss and analyze the recent White House forum on Health Care.

Jamie Court explains why "Arnold Care" wasn't a model for the nation.

Jamie Court says politicians and the medical insurance complex have morphed the universal heath care debate into a government campaign to force patients to buy health insurance.