Feb 16 CNBC Announces Cuts Just a month after parent company NBC set the stage for widespread staff cuts, cable business network CNBC announced it would cut a quarter of its online operation and 4 percent of its broadcast staff in a move to consolidate… Continue reading
Feb 15 Watch Submarine Collision Two of the civilians who were on board the Navy submarine which collided with a Japanese fishing boat came forward today, claiming they saw the captain check the ocean surface by periscope prior to surfacing. Continue watching
Feb 15 Watch Background: Downsizing Dot-Coms Shrinking profits and rising costs have led to hard times in the dot-com news industry. Will the trend continue?… Continue watching
Feb 15 Watch Downsizing Dot-Coms Shrinking profits and rising costs have led to hard times in the dot-com news industry. Will the trend continue? Four experts discuss the situation. Continue watching
Feb 14 Watch Media (Mis)Calls Terence Smith reports from Capitol Hill on the investigation into media mistakes in election night coverage. Continue watching
Feb 14 Watch Congressional Hearing on Television Networks’ Election Night The House Energy and Commerce Committee holds a hearing on the television networks' election night mistakes. Terence Smith reports. Continue watching
Feb 13 Watch Stop the Music: Napster Ray Suarez talks with Rick Dube of Webnoize and American University law professor Peter Jaszi about Tuesday's legal decision against Napster, the online music swapping service. Continue watching
Feb 13 Watch Examining Election Night Terence Smith talks with network news anchors Tom Brokaw, Peter Jennings and Dan Rather about upcoming Congressional hearings on their 2000 election night coverage. Continue watching
Feb 12 Watch Defense Dollars How much does it take to run the U.S. military? Gwen Ifill discusses military spending with four experts. Continue watching
Feb 12 Watch Collision at Sea An American submarine surfaced under a Japanese fishing boat yesterday, sinking the smaller craft. Nine Japanese are feared dead. Gwen Ifill talks with Navy Captain Jim Bush and military author Sherry Sontag about what went wrong. Continue watching