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CNET.com is the online portal for CNET Networks, providing access to CNET's reviews, news, downloads, price comparisons and CNET TV as well as web search powered by search.com. CNET.com is divided into seven major sections, all of which can be accessed from the home or "Today on CNET" page. These sections are:

  • Reviews – Product and service reviews by CNET. This section can also include extras such as Internet connection speed tests, opinion articles and buying guides.
  • CNET News – CNET News (formerly known as News.com) is a news website dedicated to technology. Content is created by both CNET and external media agencies. A daily podcast is available which covers main stories. Some of CNET's blogs also fall under this portion of the website, including Webware (Web 2.0 topics) and Crave (gadgets).
  • Tips & Tricks – Tips & Tricks is the learning area of CNET, offering a range of tutorials, guides and tips for technology users.

History

CNET.com was originally part of CNET Networks, which was founded in 1993. In 2008 CNET Networks was acquired by CBS Corporation.