- Thu Oct 28 1999 Intel to detail 2000, future plans in Webcast
Andy Grove, CEO Craig Barrett, and other high-ranking Intel executives will provide details on the current state of the company as well as a more granular look into its 2000 road map later this afternoon.
Posted by Michael Kanellos
- Mon Feb 26 2001 Activate to debut Webcast center
The Webcast service plans to open a broadcast center, brushing aside competitive worries that forced Intel to retreat from the streaming media game.
Posted by Patricia Jacobus
- Wed Apr 9 2003 Microsoft, HP bond on high-tech Webcast
Microsoft, Intel, Hewlett-Packard and others prep to perform a live Webcast of a concert in Japan that will offer high-definition video and 5.1-channel sound.
Posted by CNETAsia Staff
- Tue Jun 24 1997 Webcast meets Wall Street
Gold mining company today will use Webcasting to link shareholders and computer users to its annual meeting.
Posted by Suzanne Galante
- Tue Mar 30 1999 Webcasters send strong signals
A few months ago, Webcasters appeared to be fading fast. Today, the signals they are sending seem stronger than ever.
Posted by Beth Lipton Krigel
- Wed Oct 8 2008 Exclusive Webcast: Second Presidential Debate
Katie Couric talks with a panel of undecided voters from across the country and gets their reactions to the presidential debate.
Posted by Katie Couric
- Wed Mar 25 2009 Intel CEO says Sun was shopped around
In the past few months, Sun was beating the bushes looking for a buyer to acquire the entire company, or its pieces, says Intel CEO Paul Otellini during an employee Webcast.
Posted by Dawn Kawamoto
- Thu Oct 2 2008 Exclusive Webcast: Vice Presidential Debate 2008
Katie Couric and the CBS News team analyze the vice presidential debate of 2008, and take viewer questions. Special guests include CNET's Molly Wood, Richard Haas and Dee Dee Myers.
- Wed Oct 15 2008 Exclusive Webcast: Third Presidential Debate 2008
Katie Couric talks with a panel of undecided voters from across the country to get their reactions to the presidential debate. Special guests include Hillary Rodham Clinton and Tim Pawlenty.
Posted by Katie Couric
- Thu Nov 1 2007 Otellini: Itanium on track
Paul Otellini, chief executive of Intel, takes the stage during a Hewlett-Packard Webcast to discuss the newest Itanium chipset, set to be released midyear.
