CES article from marketwatch.com gets it wrong

[Tax Kuntz]

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/cbs-executive-moonves-says-media/story.aspx?guid=%7B3DE59E39-15E9-46A2-8A06-B433E264F807%7D


Moonves then turned to CBS radio. Using radio show Opie & Anthony as an example, radio listeners are able to view the behind-the-scenes happenings at the radio show through the Opie & Anthony Web site. Opie & Anthony can also watch the fans as well.

Didn't mention Paltalk by name. You'd think someone writing about computers and elecronics would get it right.

[martianvirus]

Paltalk stinks anyways.

[cokelogic]

I would be nice if they broadcasted the show on their website. Viewed like paltalk without a room of people trying to hook up.

[martianvirus]

I would be nice if they broadcasted the show on their website. Viewed like paltalk without a room of people trying to hook up.Have you seen the live Africa cam? Beats paltalk hands down.

http://live.wildlife.wavelit.net/451OK

[Tax Kuntz]

Forbes.com article calls O & A "those two guys from the Opie & Anthony morning drive-time radio show."

http://www.forbes.com/digitalentertainment/2007/01/10/moonves-iger-abc-tech-media-cx_lh_0110ces-cbs.html


The article describes how CBS/Les Moonves keynote speach drew a lesser crowd than Disney had previously, due to lack of star power.