Conor and Phoebe kick things off by discussing Internet aggregation: what's the fair way to attribute content that you discover through someone else? And what if that person isn't a journalist? Phoebe, who is attending SXSW, shares her misgivings about a marketing company that is using homeless people to provide roving hotspots. Conor probes the question of obituaries: does a famous person's personal life deserve mention? They close with the Rush Limbaugh controversy—instead of being forced to issue an apology, should public figures be pressured to submit to a debate?