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Can Microsoft compete with iPod?
Sep 1, 2007
Microsoft is expected to show off its new media player to music labels this week, hoping to head off rival Apple by offering more features the record industry wants. But will consumers buy it? Annie Baxter reports.
Billboards with brains
Scott Jagow Sep 1, 2007
Business of sports commentator Diana Nyad and host Scott Jagow discuss new technology debuting at this weekend's World Cup final that measures the effectiveness of billboard advertising.
The emperor's new CD?
Lisa Napoli Sep 1, 2007
Universal Music wants to save the compact disc. The company said today it's unveiling new packaging to make CDs more attractive to consumers who've been lured about by digital downloads. Lisa Napoli reports.
Mexican politics in turmoil
Dan Grech Sep 1, 2007
The presidential election was Sunday, but today Mexico begins the official recount. It could take several days, but it looks as though the markets have already picked their winner. Dan Grech reports from Mexico City.
Can e-newspapers save the industry?
Rachel Dornhelm Sep 1, 2007
What if you could fold up a computer screen and stuff it into your back pocket like a newspaper? Rachel Dornhelm reports on a new technology that might just help revive old media.
Viral video
Sep 22, 2011
CNet executive editor Brian Cooley and host Mark Austin Thomas discuss the market potential of viral videos.
More Microsoft delays
Stacey Vanek Smith Sep 1, 2007
On the heels of the delayed launched of its new operating software, Microsoft announced yet another delay for its Office 2007 software package. Stacey Vanek-Smith reports.
Happiest wireless place on Earth
Lisa Napoli Sep 1, 2007
The city of Anaheim, home to Disneyland and other attractions, will launch citywide wireless Internet capability today. It's a trial run in efforts to bring Wi-Fi to bigger cities, Lisa Napoli reports.
Google to unveil Gbuy
Sep 1, 2007
Search engine giant Google is expected to launch a new online payment service to compete against eBay's PayPal. Charla Bear has the story.
Ma Microsoft
Lisa Napoli Sep 1, 2007
Software giant Microsoft continues its quest to diversify, announcing plans to develop a one-stop business communications platform that would include computer-based phone service. Lisa Napoli reports.
