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Join CNET to listen to Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz talk about Facebook and privacy.

If you're getting rid of your Xbox, Wii, or PS3, make sure you delete your personal data first!

'Right now the US visa immigration system does not allow for entrepreneurs (from overseas) to come here and test out their ideas and create the new jobs and create the new companies of tomorrow,' says Blueseed co-founder Max Marty, 'its system was designed for a bygone era.' Marty believes that his seasteading venture Blueseed 'is the solution to a problem' created by the archaic U.S. visa system.

BetterTV's Rhiannon Ally talks Christie Garton about the hottest tech gifts for the 2010 high school grads, who are heading off to college.

Some DVDs won't let you skip through all those previews and ads. Stop wasting time and get to the good stuff with this handy remote trick.

A new technique from MIT uses a cell phone and a small piece of plastic in its attempts to to replace bulky eye prescription equipment.

On The Green Show this week, Sears teams up with Gazelle to recycle your CRT monitors; teach your little ones to save energy; and why you should recycle your old inkjet cartridges.

Google CEO Eric Schmidt talks about whether the company ever regrets its "do no evil" policy, and how the definition of "evil" changes as Google grows.

On The Green Show this week we take a solar powered bag to the streets of New York, we cover the difference between smart and dumb appliances, and there's a new CFL bulb to help you practice safe lighting.

On the Green Show this week, we look at the PS3 Slim's energy efficiency, Newsweek names the greenest corporations in America, and Honda's U3-X gets us up to speed at 4 mph.

Research guru Tom Adams explains the trends of Blu-Ray and how new consumers are adapting to the new format.

Many robots have graced the small screen, but these are by far the best.

Is Blu-ray really that amazing? Action scenes and sports are the best examples of the fine detail Blu-ray can offer. Watch the video to see which flicks can really show off that high definition.