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Author: BeetTV Added: Thu, 15 May 2008 12:49:33 -0800 Duration: 113Tuesday, May 13, 2008 www.beet.tv CNET Provides Elaborate Video Player for Advertisers As publishers seek to maximize the opportunities for video advertising on their sites, some are offering prominent thumbnail images, animated banners and ...

May 15th, 2008, 10:15 AM EST–J.C. Penney, Blockbuster earnings. CBS to buy CNET? Icahn’s battle against Yahoo.

Author: TitanGreens Added: Wed, 14 May 2008 16:49:37 -0800 Duration: 145Report cards are in! See what brands make the double-G "Going Green" grade. Plus, where to expand your eco-horizons without reading a book, and CNET s green answer to Consumer Reports. Class dismissed! For more Webby Award-winning videos, go to ...

Author: TitanGreens Added: Wed, 14 May 2008 16:49:37 -0800 Duration: 145Report cards are in! See what brands make the double-G "Going Green" grade. Plus, where to expand your eco-horizons without reading a book, and CNET s green answer to Consumer Reports. Class dismissed! For more Webby Award-winning videos, go to ...

Author: TitanGreens Added: Wed, 14 May 2008 16:49:37 -0800 Duration: 145Report cards are in! See what brands make the double-G "Going Green" grade. Plus, where to expand your eco-horizons without reading a book, and CNET s green answer to Consumer Reports. Class dismissed! For more Webby Award-winning videos, go to ...

Author: TitanGreens Added: Wed, 14 May 2008 13:52:30 -0800 Duration: 145Report cards are in! See what brands make the double-G "Going Green" grade. Plus, where to expand your eco-horizons without reading a book, and CNET s green answer to Consumer Reports. Class dismissed! For more Webby Award-winning videos, go to ...

Author: TitanGreens Added: Wed, 14 May 2008 13:52:30 -0800 Duration: 145Report cards are in! See what brands make the double-G "Going Green" grade. Plus, where to expand your eco-horizons without reading a book, and CNET s green answer to Consumer Reports. Class dismissed! For more Webby Award-winning videos, go to ...

Author: TitanGreens Added: Wed, 14 May 2008 13:52:30 -0800 Duration: 145Report cards are in! See what brands make the double-G "Going Green" grade. Plus, where to expand your eco-horizons without reading a book, and CNET s green answer to Consumer Reports. Class dismissed! For more Webby Award-winning videos, go to ...

Report cards are in! See what brands make the double-G "Going Green" grade. Plus, where to expand your eco-horizons without reading a book, and CNET's green answer to Consumer Reports. Class dismissed! For more Webby Award-winning videos, go to TitanGreens.com.

Bill Gates gets 'touched'; the latest breakthrough in turning garbage into usable energy; and researchers test a way for people to help computers get smarter.

Report cards are in! See what brands make the double-G "Going Green" grade. Plus, where to expand your eco-horizons without reading a book, and CNET's green answer to Consumer Reports. Class dismissed! For more Webby Award-winning videos, go to TitanGreens.com.

It's episode 724, wherein we argue, but in a happy way, MySpace wins a $234 million antispam judgment they'll probably never collect, and Google blurs faces in Street view, maybe just to be nice. Also, it turns out seniors are more acutely aware of the passing of time (or they hate commercials more than the youngsters do) and Qtrax makes four improbable deals.

As publishers seek to maximize the opportunities for video advertising on their sites, some are offering prominent thumbnail images, animated banners and custom video players. CNET Networks is providing branded video channels with multiple players and companion ads. It has a campaign up for Ford Synch which uses multiple television ads in its proprietary player. The ads were created for television. I've pasted a screen shot below. (This advertiser video channel debuted last year.) At Digital Hollywood last week in Los Angeles, I caught up with Laura Froelich, VP, Marketing Innovation, CNET. She was on a panel which explored the how traditional media can integrate authoritative journalism with community generated content. (Fellow panelist Jim Brady, Executive Editor of the washingtonpost.com created some controversy by suggesting that identities of readers who comment be identified.) In this interview, Laura explains the importance in context of content as well as the opportunities for marketers to showcase video on CNET. -- Andy Plesser

Car tech editor Kevin Massy drops by to chat about head units that play nice with your MP3 player. Plus, what exactly is this Sony Rolly thingie?

Rafe talks about the Windows Vista machine he built from scratch. Then Tom and Rafe both talk about their varying experiences with Vista.

Grand Theft Auto sets a world record; Apple and HBO taking their rumored relationship public; and why Microsoft loves the Mac.

The military has proposed creating their own botnet to help combat cyberfoes. Kevin Poulsen at Wired thinks this is idiotic. We think there's a certain amount of mad genius to it, and debate the points. Meanwhile 6 million Chileans had their personal data leaked to the Internet. Don't worry it's not all shock and awe. Harvard says violent video games are A-OK! Shoot 'em up, kids!

A massive earthquake hits one of China's technology regions, and Google joins the social-network data portability crowd.

In today's show, we learn that the future lets us print our own drugs, and robots will drive our sailboats for us. Sailboats? Sailboats. Also, Gmail has a new spam problem, the BlackBerry Bold could be the new iPhone of Summer 2008, and the Rolling Stones have rolled their way right off of eMusic. Bummer.

The potential for U.S. solar energy looks bright, but what hurdles are standing in the way of its broad adoption?

Plus old PowerBook power supplies are sparking up a storm. It's scary legal day today between the Pro-IP act and the Los Angeles County copyright laws. At least R2D2 can safely project legitimate DVD movies on our walls. Even if they're prison walls.

Three guys, two girls, a pole-dancing game, and an interview with CNET.com's The 404 podcast squad

The game sets one-day and one-week records for entertainment sales.

Announcing the launch of our new dating podcast, Lovin' Out Loud! Also, Microsoft may or may not build content filtering into the Zune, by which we mean "probably will." Also, should judges decide the intent of technology in awarding boffo-sized judgments against P2P search engines? And on that note, we're off to order some pizza online.

4G wireless: what's in it for us? Also, can Bill Gates make the end of Microhoo any clearer? And the pope goes cyber.

Special guests Brian Cooley and Molly Wood duke it out over the Zune's merits and faults in this episode about Microsoft's recently announced Zune updates. Will Jasmine have to separate the two?

There's a lot of storage headed your way in the coming years. A lotta, in fact. We'd even go so far as to say it's a yotta. Byte. In other news, no one in the tech industry will be taking a vacation between June 15 and July 12, due to the second coming of the iPhone, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu is getting behind a more democratic music industry. Try that one on for size, RIAA.

Author: BeetTV Added: Wed, 07 May 2008 06:17:58 -0800 Duration: 173Posted on Friday, May 02, 2008 www.beet.tv CNET Has Awesome New Video Player Late last month, CNET Networks quietly released a superb new Flash video player. The player is beginning to propagate CNET's news videos. It was developed in house. ...

Tom and Rafe share their favorite ways to shoot, edit, convert, and post videos.