CNET reporter quits over CBS interference

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Technology reviews by website CNET have long been respected for their thoroughness and integrity, but that reputation has come under scrutiny after a top reporter quit over what he says is editorial interference by its parent company, CBS Corp.

The dispute centers on CNET’s choice of best gadgets from last week’s International CES show in Las Vegas.

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