CNET Corrections

Correction: YouTube said to be investing cash in Vevo

The story incorrectly said that YouTube had previously invested in Vevo. YouTube has only explored the possibility of an investment in the past. Read the updated story here.

Correction: PlayStation 4 in springtime

The headline of this story earlier incorrectly described what Sakamoto said about what may be coming in the spring. He said there may be a PlayStation announcement in that time frame (and not a launch).

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Correction: IRS e-signatures on form 4506-T

This story originally mischaracterized the IRS' adoption of e-signatures on form 4506-T. In fact, the agency was getting up to speed with standards agreed upon under the e-Sign Act.

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Dish counters Sprint, makes $5B offer for Clearwire

The headline on this story misrepresented the size of Dish's offer. It's $5.15 billion.

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Correction: 'Start-Ups: Silicon Valley' air time

This story incorrectly stated the time that an episode of "Start-Ups: Silicon Valley" aired. The correct time was 7 p.m. PT.

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Correction: Adobe Creative Cloud price

The Creative Cloud subscription price was incorrect. It costs $50 per month with a 12-month commitment.

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Correction: The polls close at Facebook for the last time

This story incorrectly stated the number of votes that Facebook required. The company required 300 million votes.

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Correction: Dismal voter turnout may doom Facebook's quasi-democracy

The earlier number indicating the number of votes still needed was incorrect. The vote is short 299.4 million.

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Correction: T-Mobile contracts and subsidies

This story initially said, wrongly, that T-Mobile would eliminate contracts. The carrier plans to only eliminate subsidies for smartphones.

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Correction: Nationwide hack

The date the investigation launched was incorrect. Nationwide said it started its investigation "promptly" after the discovery of the incident on October 3.

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