Video: Daily Debrief: The shrinking CES
Those of us trekking to Las Vegas for the annual Consumer Electronics Show in January of 2009 will have a smaller show floor to explore. On this Daily Debrief, CNET's Kara Tsuboi and Erica Ogg discuss why companies are scaling down their exhibit space and if we can expect the same hoopla as in years past.
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Ziibii: iPhone RSS with a twist
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Don't confuse the economy with data privacy
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Week in review: Yahoo to replace Yang
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Is Apple scared of RIM?
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IE8 coming in 2009, but will it be late to the Firefox party?
Microsoft is finally lugging out version 8 of Internet Explorer, but its delay has given the open-source competition room to run.
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Google crunches numbers on clean-energy policy
Search giant pressures policy makers with an analysis arguing that government and business can clean the U.S. energy supply while stimulating the economy.
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Online quiz tests phishing knowledge
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Return of the $149.99 Xbox 360 Premium
Killer! It's a refurb with a 90-day warranty, but you can't beat that price!
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Google adds OAuth to widget mashups
The search giant's Google Gadgets platform is adopting the open authentication standard for controlling privacy. Move follows June move to use OAuth for the Google Data API.
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Yahoo sells Kelkoo to U.K. private-equity firm
Christmas comes early for Yahoo, according to a TechCrunch report, as the ailing Internet search company sells its comparison-shopping to Jamplant for less than $125 million.
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Next stop for Apple marketing? The enterprise
Apple's biggest potential new market is the enterprise, and it's getting serious about marketing to it.
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Green news harvest: Tracking Congress' signals
Rep. Waxman dethrones Rep. Dingell in energy post, Sen. Boxer calls for quick action on climate change, and "hypermiling" is Oxford English Dictionary's word of the year.
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'Dark Knight' on its way to becoming 2008's most pirated movie
The Dark Knight is on its way to having the dubious honor of being the most-pirated movie of 2008, which means we may soon get what we pay for.
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