Martin Moylan
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- 'Copyright trolls' target Minnesotans, accusing them of stealing online porn
MPR’s Martin Moylan reports on lawsuits being filed against individuals accused of and violating owner's copyright after downloading porn.
- General Mills hires Cheech and Chong to pitch high-fiber brownies
MPR’s Martin Moylan reports that General Mills is creating a stir with its hiring of two unrepentant potheads to promote its box of Fiber One high-fiber brownies.
- A tough economy makes it hard to save for college
Hard economic times put pressure on many parents hoping to save money to help their kids pay for college. The trends of parents saving or not for their children’s are mixed in Minnesota.
- The NTSB downplaying gusset plates in investigation into why the 35-W bridge went down
- Chain of events that led to bridge collapse
A former National Transportation Safety Board investigator says the agency is likely to conclude that no single problem caused the collapse of the 35W bridge in Minneapolis. Minnesota Public Radio's Martin Moylan reports.
- Chain of events that led to bridge collapse
A former National Transportation Safety Board investigator says the agency is likely to conclude that no single problem caused the collapse of the 35W bridge in Minneapolis. Minnesota Public Radio's Martin Moylan reports.
- Authorities reveal the list of the missing
The families of eight people still listed as missing after the 35W bridge collapse continue to wait for news of their loved ones. At St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church in Minneapolis hundreds of parishioners prayed Sunday for Christina Sacorafas, one of the missing. Minnesota Public Radio's Martin Moylan reports.
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