| More than uptight | 17 |
| Magazine that popularized the term "crowdsourcing" | 60 |
| Like some undercover cops | 25 |
| Cabled | 6 |
| Woodward book | 13 |
| With a hidden microphone | 24 |
| Wearing a hidden mike | 21 |
| Technophiles' magazine | 26 |
| Sent by telegraph | 17 |
| Sent by bank transfer | 21 |
| Sent a message to, old-style | 28 |
| Sent a message | 14 |
| Ready to party | 14 |
| Ready for power | 15 |
| Provided power | 14 |
| Monthly for technophiles | 24 |
| Magazine that coined the term "crowdsourcing" | 55 |
| Magazine published in San Francisco | 35 |
| Like a bionic man | 17 |
| Jeff Beck album full of excitement? | 35 |
| High on amphetamines | 20 |
| Hid a mike on | 13 |
| Edgy, informally | 16 |
| Did an electrician's job | 28 |
| Connected to a computer network | 31 |
| Condé Nast technology magazine | 33 |
| Cable-ready | 11 |
| Bob Woodward book subtitled "The Short Life and Fast Times of John Belushi" | 85 |
| Belushi bio | 11 |
| All pumped up | 13 |
| All charged up | 14 |
| ___ for sound | 13 |
| Provided electricity for the john? | 34 |
| Lawyer after too much coffee? | 29 |
| Sent cash electronically | 24 |
| Paid without a check, maybe | 27 |
| Magazine for Western Union staffers? | 36 |
| Finely spun | 11 |
| Tense and jumpy | 15 |
| Very tense and excited | 22 |
| Connected electrically | 22 |
| Kind of binding that allows a book to open flat | 47 |
| Fox terrier | 11 |
| Asta was one | 12 |
| Like some terriers | 18 |
| Way to fix the reception on your TV | 35 |
| Dry cleaner's steak order? | 30 |
| Computer-obsessed person | 24 |
| Like cell phones | 16 |
| Telly's predecessor | 23 |
| Requiring no cord | 17 |
| Like many home networks | 23 |
| Like Bluetooth equipment | 24 |
| Early radio | 11 |
| Communications option | 21 |
| Brit's radio | 16 |
| 1920's communication fad | 28 |
| Access oxymoron | 15 |
| Access contradiction | 20 |
| BLACKBERRY | 10 |
| iPhone accessories | 18 |
| What a coffee shop may be | 25 |
| They can be hooked up to cable modems | 37 |
| Electrician | 11 |
| Electrical worker | 17 |
| Utility employee | 16 |
| Electricians | 12 |
| Some electricians | 17 |
| AP shot, say | 12 |
| A.P. transmission | 17 |
| News story accompaniers, often | 30 |
| Electrician's tools | 23 |
| Electrician, often | 18 |
| Electrician, e.g. | 17 |
| Cable installer | 15 |
| Cable guy or electrician, at times | 34 |
| Bell Atlantic employee | 22 |
| Worker with a snake | 19 |
| Worker who makes connections? | 29 |
| Telegrapher or electrician | 26 |
| Telegraph sender | 16 |
| Telegram sender | 15 |
| One who's got the hook-up | 29 |
| Lineman, at times | 17 |
| Lighting pro | 12 |
| Electrician, now and then | 25 |
| Con Ed worker | 13 |
| Cable worker, at times | 22 |
| Cable TV worker | 15 |
| Cable installer, at times | 25 |
| Cable guy, at times | 19 |
| Cable guy | 9 |
| Cable company technician | 24 |
| "Juice jockey" | 24 |
| Conductive threads | 18 |
| Place for transferring funds | 28 |
| Where news travels fast? | 24 |
| Hub for headlines | 17 |
| Bookie's bailiwick | 22 |
| They complete circuits | 22 |