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Google adds TV interviews to video service

October 26, 2005 Search giant offers video footage of historical chats with popular television personalities. TAGS: video service, interview, Google Inc., TV, video

FreeBSD vows to compete with desktop Linux

May 12, 2006 Unix descendent to match Linux on features, with GNOME support expected this year, according to core developer. TAGS: FreeBSD, GNOME, desktop Linux, developer, KDE, Linux, interview, file system, Unix, project, operating system

PBS offers Web-only 'NerdTV'

September 7, 2005 Public Broadcasting Service launches downloadable series of interviews with tech inventors and executives. Also unveils podcasts. TAGS: interview, co-founder, podcast, TV

Virtual magnate shares secrets of success

December 20, 2006 Ailin Graef, aka Anshe Chung, may be Second Life's best-known resident. Making money there, she says, comes down to finding a niche. TAGS: Ailin Graef, Second Life, virtual worlds, theater, resident, interview, China

This week in iPod bashing

May 13, 2005 Whatever tricks Apple pulls, Bill Gates isn't likely to be very impressed. TAGS: DVB-H, Bill Gates, interview, Nokia Corp., Apple iPod, Apple Computer, mobile phone, cell phone, TV, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows

Virtual magnate talks China, censorship

December 21, 2006 Ailin Graef, aka Anshe Chung, may be Second Life's best-known resident. Here's part two of CNET News.com's interview with the in-world mogul. TAGS: Ailin Graef, Second Life, virtual worlds, China, workplace, interview, resident, training, programming, office

Bill Gates' extreme makeover

January 12, 2005 The Microsoft maestro is more accessible than he's been in a long time, but CNET News.com's Jeff Pelline says Gates' peers, and the tech industry in general, isn't. TAGS: Bill Gates, Larry Ellison, Eric Schmidt, Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, Terry Semel, Mr., interview, antitrust, CEO, Microsoft Corp., Apple Computer, Google Inc.

MarketWatch's Bambi Francisco resigns

April 7, 2007 Veteran business reporter steps down after her ties to start-up raise questions about conflicts of interest. TAGS: columnist, column, interview, PayPal, venture capital, co-founder, start-up

Sun likes what it sees in the new GPL

February 9, 2007 Patent protections are just part of why version 3 of the license might be good for open-sourcing Java and Solaris, CEO says. TAGS: GPL, Sun Solaris, GPL 3, GNU, Jonathan Schwartz, Free Software Foundation, Sun Microsystems Inc., GPL 2, GPLv3, open source, community, kernel, Java, Linux, interview, license

Sun rises in 'Second Life'

October 11, 2006 Chris Melissinos, the company's chief gaming officer, teleports across the virtual world to talk about Sun's strategy for helping online game developers. TAGS: Second Life, Sun Microsystems Inc., Java technology, virtual worlds, online game, interview, hacking, gamer, event, Java, games

'Copyright criminals' look to remix the noise--legally

February 27, 2006 Aspiring hip-hop artists have to be rich to afford decent samples. A new contest is trying to change that. Photo: One 'criminal' TAGS: musician, artist, contest, culture, mashup, film, interview, voice, song, work