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  • Tue Dec 18 2001 DVD service delivers online

    Mail-order rental service NetFlix has found success online by sticking to old-fashioned business principles: customer loyalty and word-of-mouth marketing.

    Posted by Stefanie Olsen

  • Tue Dec 18 2001 DVD service delivers online

    Mail-order rental service NetFlix has found success online by sticking to old-fashioned business principles: customer loyalty and word-of-mouth marketing.

    Posted by Stefanie Olsen

  • Thu Sep 3 2009 No money? AffordIt can get you a PS3, anyway

    Company finances purchases for people on hand-to-mouth budgets. Just don't look closely at the terms, which reveal how bad a deal it is.

    Posted by Rafe Needleman

  • Thu Aug 12 2004 Adware anxiety gives Claria cold feet

    There's profit in software that spawns pop-ups, but a postponed IPO shows it's a risky business, too.

    Posted by Stefanie Olsen

  • Thu Mar 26 2009 Buzz Out Loud 939: Blue Brain and buckyballs

    While Twitter has announced a sort of a business plan, President Obama is ripping off Digg for an Internet town hall meeting, and Windows 7 may be getting a release candidate in May, we really don't c...

    Posted by Tom Merritt ,Brian Tong and Jason Howell

  • Mon Nov 17 2008 Buzz Out Loud 854: Death to the Moon

    We thought about calling this podcast graves in space, or delicious Yak, or Jason makes the earth move. But soup_n_salad in the chat room nailed it. A new company wants to send 5,000 capsules full of cremated remains to the moon for burial.

    Posted by Tom Merritt

  • Fri Jul 4 2008 Week in review: Microhoogle intrigue

    Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google are facing probes, proxies, and accusations of backroom politicking as their various attempts to link up come under scrutiny. Also: searching for content within Flash is becoming easier.

    Posted by Steven Musil

  • Tue Jun 19 2001 Red Hat meets estimates

    The top seller of the Linux operating system becomes profitable by some measurements while meeting analyst expectations for the most recent quarter.

    Posted by Stephen Shankland

  • Sat Jan 11 2003 A help line for European telecoms

    After an ambitious expansion effort in the last decade--and a big pill to pay for acquiring 3G licenses--Europe's telecom operators are at a crossroads. Researchers at McKinsey say the incumbents are understandably retrenching to lower costs, but warn against the risk of behaving too conservatively.

    Posted by null The McKinsey Quarterly

  • Mon Jun 4 2001 Gated communities on the horizon

    The new Internet may be dominated by a handful of megacorporations able to promise the safety and convenience of paying for Web usage in one place.

    Posted by CNET News.com Staff

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