what is CNET and do those of you in the know trust it?

i have looked it up on line but i would rather have the opinion of knowledgable public without any business to gain.

Answer by ErikW
CNET is a very trustworthy source.

Answer by Jared
CNET is pretty trustworthy.

What are you looking up?

Answer by John D
CNET is very trustworthy. With nearly anything I download from Download.com, I can trust that it is safe and virus-free.

Answer by MLM
CNET is a reputable technology newsite that also has Download.com which provide downloads for software harvest.

I read CNET News everyday. It often has breaking news on technology events as well as articles on any new malware life learned.

Answer by Tim L
Cnet is the owner of download.com which is well-known and safe.

According to McAfee Site Advisor, www.cnet.com is rated as safe:

http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/cnet.com

If you want to know which sites are safe or not, please use site advisor:

http://www.siteadvisor.com/

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CNET idol contest (making of)


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Record recording for CNET idol contest (reserved for CNET employees, worlwide). Well, rock on guys…

Just like above^

Answer by TheArfen
You can’t.

The website owners will do it.

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