CNET Corrections

Canon U.K. retailers to send back EOS-1D Mark III cameras

The original version of this article misstated the camera's megapixels. The Canon EOS-1D Mark III has 10.1 megapixels. Read the updated story here.

Watching TV on the laptop--and on the cheap

An earlier version of this story inaccurately reported that the full episodes of Dancing with the Stars could not be viewed online. Read the updated story here.

Pirates in the kitchen: Recipe copying 'rampant' online

The report cited in this article originally misstated the name of one of the Web sites studied. The correct Web site is RachaelRayMag.com. Read the updated story here.

Congratulations Jerry Yang: What's next?

An earlier version of this blog inaccurately described Zimbra and Rivals.com. Zimbra is an e-mail company and Rivals.com is a college and high school sports site.

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Photos: DigitalGlobe gets up close with satellite photos

This gallery and headline originally misidentified the name of the company. DigitalGlobe is the correct name. See the updated gallery here.

Skype co-founder says forecasts overshot

This story and its headline originally misstated a comment by Skype co-founder Niklas Zennström. He said Skype had not performed as well as anticipated in the short term. Read the updated story here.

NASA scoops up planetary details on Jupiter flyby

This story initially misstated how close the New Horizons probe got to Jupiter. It flew within 1.4 million miles of the planet. Read the updated story here.

From PARC, the mobile phone as tour guide

This story incorrectly stated the PARC's association with the development of the mouse and the graphical user interface. Both were invented at Stanford Research Institute.

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Dolby stakes its claim in 3D movie tech

This story misidentified the studio for which Main Street Pictures Chief Executive Aaron Parry conducted a study of 3D moviemaking. Paramount Pictures hired him. Read the updated story here.