A News.com Corrections
November 6, 2006 10:37 AM PST
Correction: Red Hat adds new Linux legal protection
Because of incomplete information in a speech by Oracle Chief Executive Larry Ellison, this article incorrectly described Oracle's Linux indemnification program. The indemnification applies to all the company's Linux support subscriptions.November 2, 2006 10:00 AM PST
Correction: Cingular to jump onto mobile-music bandwagon
This story incorrectly cited the average file size of music downloads offered by Sprint. It is 700 kilobytes.November 1, 2006 1:09 PM PST
Correction: Database head to leave daily duties at Microsoft
A headline for this story incorrectly described Paul Flessner's plans at Microsoft. He plans to step down from his daily duties as head of the company's data storage and platform division.November 1, 2006 11:23 AM PST
Correction: Blockbuster tries new online rental incentive
This story incorrectly described the status of Blockbuster's $5.99-per-month subscription plan. The company is continuing its test run.October 24, 2006 9:07 AM PDT
Correction: Time to make security software a lot easier
This story cited an incorrect 2005 revenue figure for F-Secure. The correct amount is 61.8 million euros.October 24, 2006 6:53 AM PDT
Correction: Oracle announces Database 11g beta
This story incorrectly cited the number of new features in the Oracle Database 11g beta. The correct number is 482.October 20, 2006 2:13 PM PDT
Correction: Minor issues surface after IE 7 launch
This story incorrectly described the month when Microsoft will push out Internet Explorer 7 to Windows XP SP 2 users via Automatic Updates. That month is November.October 17, 2006 9:43 AM PDT
Correction: Hands on the Wii
This story gave an incorrect price for the premium version of the Xbox 360. That version of the console is priced at $399.October 6, 2006 12:27 PM PDT
Correction: Sony plans its own battery recall
Because of information supplied by the CPSC, this story mischaracterized Consumer Reports' findings on the extent of the potential battery recall. Consumer Reports stands by its report that the recall may extend beyond laptops to other devices. The CPSC now says that it will not be seeking a correction from Consumer Reports.October 4, 2006 9:30 AM PDT
Correction: AOL offers new high-speed software
Due to an editing error, this story incorrectly described the status of AOL's OpenRide software. It is the general release.CNET News.com strives to meet the highest editorial standards for accuracy and completeness in its reporting. It is our policy to correct errors when they occur. To report possible errors, please contact the article's writer, who may be reached via email by clicking on the story byline. You may also write the appropriate editor, listed on our staff page.
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