After Mark Jen’s blog was apparently pulled off the web due to the new Google employee revealing a little too much about the company …

CNet announced that it’s providing TrackBack support for all of it’s news stories now. However, they didn’t say anything about linking to relevant sites from within their stories.

I told you people were going to start spamming it. We’ll see if CNet’s new trackback policy is worth the IT headaches it’s going to cause.

The Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States (CFIUS) is reviewing IBM’s recent deal with Chinese PC giant, Lenovo.

Here’s new evidence that 2005 will be the year of folksonomies – commonly known as tags.

According to published reports, Google has repaired a serious Gmail bug within 24 hours of its discovery by HBX Networks.

No penalties for Google’s interview with Playboy… Now, if Page and Brin had done a center spread, I’d be calling for billions in damages.

Typically, a story about new-found wealth of employees, after an IPO, would not be worth writing or reading.

Oracle is closing its PeopleSoft acquisition today, after receiving more than 97 percent of PeopleSoft shares in its tender offer.

Can Wikinews revolutionize journalism the way Wikipedia did encyclopedias … CNET interviews Wikimedia co-founder Jimmy Wales to find out.

What happens when you’re a company who has thrived practicing anal retentive PR and you now find yourself in an extroverted open media world …

Variants of the Santy worm have begun to spread on the Internet using Google, AOL, Yahoo and other search engines.

CNET News.com, which previously had been quietly testing trackbacks and pingbacks, today announced …

CNET Networks Taps Tera-Scale Data Warehouse Appliance for Comprehensive, Near Real-Time Analysis of Customer Behavior and Marketing Programs.

WebProNews has exclusive information on CNET’s metasearch engine. I caught up with CNET’s Jason Fischel, Vice President of Partnerships & Promotions, and Sarah Winterhalder, Director of Public Relations, at Search Engine Strategies in San Jose this afternoon. The revamp of Search.com doesn’t officially launch until tomorrow but Sarah and Jason have agreed to let me give you a sneak peek.

In a response to Gmail and its highly publicized storage capabilities (1 gig), Yahoo announced that they would be changing the amount of storage it offers its members.

MP3.com was relaunched today by CNet.com. The site, instead of offering users the ability to purchase or downloads mp3s, is now more of a resource/search engine for music lovers.

CNET Networks, a leading global media company, added sparks to the DMA/AIM net.marketing conference earlier today.

On a tour of Asia, the Sun Microsystems’ CEO hits out at rival Microsoft, saying that viruses are a feature in .Net Microsoft and that Java is tops for developers.