CNET
CNET got widely criticised when its own writers complained about censorship by editors, publishers, and the parent company, CBS. Techrights covered CNET issues in the following posts.
CAFC Decision Still Overridden by Overzealous Patent Lawyers in the Press, The Guardian and Other Corporate Press (CBS and AFP Included) Still Guard the Establishment
Slashdot and CBS/CNET Help Promote Patent Trolling
CNET Shows Anti-Google AstroTurf (‘Consumer’ ‘Watchdog’) is Connected to Edelman, “Microsoft Goes on the Offensive” Against Google
Murdoch’s Rag Hires a Microsoft Advertiser/Booster as CNET Loses Several
Ina Fried Receives Microsoft Payback as Gates’ Reputation Laundering Tour Kicks Off in US Colleges
“Mr Dee” from CNET Received Laptop Gift/Bribe from Microsoft
“Mr Dee” on the Paul Allen-funded CNET, More on Microsoft-funded Comments
Why Did CNET Remove Microsoft’s Attack on Open Source?
CNET Senility of the Day: Sun Buying Novell
Microsoft Fights GNU/Linux and Brazil with Lies
Some New (But Very Old) Microsoft AstroTurfing Examples
CNET Hypnosis: Only the Poor People of Brazil Might Want GNU/Linux