Week in videos: On Office, innovation and HDNet

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A Microsoft exec talks to us about the next version of Office; it's all about the user interface. Mark Cuban--entrepreneur, sports owner and outspoken Web maven--talks about what he sees on the horizon. He says Dan Rather is helping re-create the real "60 Minutes" online. And we have a video roundup of the new and innovative from DemoFall 2006.

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Microsoft discusses new Office

Jensen Harris of Microsoft talks about how the company tested its users to come up with a perfected user interface experience.

Oct. 3, 2006

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Mark Cuban sounds off

CNET's Rich DeMuro talks tech with billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban.

Oct. 2, 2006

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Making the DemoFall pitch

At this year's conference, many entrepreneurs pitched products that integrate popular technologies.

Sept. 29, 2006

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