CNET Corrections- Page 13

Correction: Google's 'Legalize Love' campaign not about gay marriage

This post misstated Google's 'Legalize Love' campaign as attempt to legalize gay marriage. Rather, Google says, it's to promote safer conditions for gay and lesbian people inside and outside the office.

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Correction: Background misstated in MPAA/Kim DotCom post

This story incorrectly stated the legal background for Mike Ellis, an executive with the Motion Picture Association of America's division in Asia. He has a background in extradition law.

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Correction: Panasonic's CES keynote

The original version of this story incorrectly stated that Panasonic was taking over Microsoft's evening keynote role. Not so. Panasonic's opening keynote at CES 2013 is for the Tuesday morning of the show.

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Correction: Paul Ceglia's lawsuit against Facebook

A previous version misstated the origin of a motion granted by the judge. It was filed by Facebook.

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Correction: Android 4.1 features

This story misidentified the manufacturer of the Nexus 7 tablet. Asus makes the slate.

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Correction: Browsing sensitive subjects

The story overstated how long Safari has had private browsing. Safari has offered it since OS X 10.4 Tiger.

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Correction: Wrong kind of motion in MegaUpload case

This story initially misstated the kind of motion MegaUpload filed two weeks ago. It was a motion for leave to enter limited appearances.

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Correction: Verizon 'Share Everything' plan

The story inaccurately suggested that a person upgrading a phone or changing a plan would be forced to move to a "Share Everything" plan. Current customers can actually keep their existing plan, although they would lose their unlimited data plan after an upgrade.

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Correction: Cisco and Linksys

The story "Internet powers flip the IPv6 switch (FAQ)" initially misreported the name of the line of routers made by Cisco Systems. Cisco makes the Linksys line of home routers.

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Correction: Facebook traffic from Google

This story, "Facebook's traffic from Google and Bing takes a nosedive," initially included some inaccurate traffic data. Instead of driving an average of 9.25 "percent" before January, Google drove an average of 9.25 "external referrals per fan page per day" to Facebook and now it drives just 4.52.

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