CNET News Daily Podcast: The case of the missing Web movies
Some movies previously available for streaming on iTunes and Netflix are disappearing from those sites' libraries. Reporter Greg Sandoval drops by the podcast studio to explain why (hint: it's about money) and whether we can expect it to change anytime soon.
Also in this podcast: We knew layoffs were coming to Yahoo, and today, they finally happened; Mac clone maker Psystar uses a new argument in its legal fight against Apple; AOL makes it easy to track your friends' social-network movements; and how Web users in England got their Wikipedia back.
Listen now: Download today's podcast
Today's stories:
TV has license to kill movies at iTunes, Netflix
Yahoo pink slips issued, recruiters circling above
Yahoo investor urges Microsoft search deal
Psystar shifts course, says Apple abusing copyright
Report: Google Chrome 'coming out of beta'
U.K. Net watchdog backtracks on Wikipedia ban
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Jennifer Guevin is assistant managing editor for CNET News and focuses on science and green tech.
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