For more device reviews, check out www.wsj.com/video. Walt Mossberg gives an overview of netbooks, a new category of small notebook computers that fall between laptops and smart phones. He discusses the Acer Aspire One, the Dell Inspiron Mini 9, the MSI Wind U100 and the Asus Eee PC 1000H. (Nov. 5)
For more news stories, go to www.wsj.com/video. Californians voted 52 percent to 48 percent to ban gay marriage, and opponents of the ban quickly took legal action. Stacey Delo reports. (Nov. 5)
WSJ's Christopher Farley talks to Tom Morello, guitarist from Rage Against the Machine and founder of Audioslave, about his solo album "The Fabled City".
For more sports videos, go to www.wsj.com/video. Ariel Investments CEO and Chairman John Rogers takes on basketball legend Michael Jordan in a game of one-on-one. From August 2003. Video courtesy of John Rogers. Edited by Lauren Goode.
For more political videos, check out www.wsj.com/video. T.J. Walker, who advises executives on effective speaking as CEO of Media Training Worldwide, discusses the communications lessons managers can take from President-elect Barack Obama's win. (Nov. 5)
Thousands of Barack Obama supporters take to the streets moments after his acceptance speech and head to the White House to celebrate Tuesday's historic election. (Nov. 5)
Damien Hirst, who produces the most expensive artwork of any living artist, will test the current market when his latest works go on sale at auction next week at Sotheby's. (Sept. 12)
More auto-related videos are at www.wsj.com/video. WSJ Detroit Bureau Chief Neal Boudette and WSJ reporter John Stoll discuss the very real possibility of a General Motors Corp.-Chrysler LLC merger amid increasingly poor sales that could send the automakers to the poorhouse. (Oct. 27)
More style videos are at www.wsj.com/video. WSJ's Rachel Dodes talks with Project Runway winner Christian Siriano as he reaches for lasting fame. (Oct. 24)
Fresh from winning eight gold medals, U.S. Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps tells WSJ's Chris Rhoads he intends to capitalize on the Phelps brand to pursue business opportunities and take a lesson from another Michael - Jordan, that is. (Aug. 18)
For more Andy Jordan videos, head to www.wsj.com/video. He hangs out at a dorm at the prestigious MIT, which houses a coterie of fidgeting student-technologist s with a penchant for tinkering, and an eye for changing the world. (Nov. 10)
Thousands of Barack Obama supporters and press came to Chicago for a chance to see the Democratic candidate. Many were "successful," WSJ's Andy Jordan reports. (Nov. 4)
For more Andy Jordan videos, check out www.wsj.com/video!
Real science and technology research makes people laugh, then think. WSJ's Andy Jordan heads to the Ig Nobel Awards at Harvard. (Oct. 22)
More political commentary is at www.wsj.com/video. The handoff of power from President George W. Bush to President-Elect Barack Obama is going smoothly so far, due largely to a professional relationship among Josh Bolten, John Podesta and Rahm Emanuel, WSJ's Jerry Seib reports. (Nov. 11)
For more Walt Mossberg videos, go to www.wsj.com/video or www.allthingsd.com.
Recently, if you wanted to get a new generation handheld computer, you had one choice -- the Apple iPhone. That all changes next week with what WSJ's Walt Mossberg calls a 'worthy, worthy competitor,' the T-Mobile G-1 phone, designed by Google. (Oct. 16)
Check out www.wsj.com/video for more gaming videos. Nintendo President and COO Reggie Fils-Aime says video-game sales are likely to survive the economic slowdown, as Dan Gallagher reports. (Nov. 14)
The first ever Google-branded phone was unveiled on Tuesday. But even though the phone doesn't seem to break new ground with its interface, its the open source platform that has developers excited. WSJ's Amol Sharma reports. (Sept. 23)
For more news, go to www.wsj.com/video. There's a thriving underworld of online chat rooms where scammers buy and sell the stolen identities of ordinary people. But even as new scams emerge exploiting fears of the financial crisis, a new federal regulation aims to prevent the crime.
For more artist interviews, go to www.wsj.com/video. John Legend is releasing his third album, "Evolver," which is a deviation from his previous work. But as he explains, "I'm still the same singer, I'm still the same song writer, but we wanted to ... switch things up a bit." (Oct. 27)
For more tech videos, go to www.wsj.com/video. A preview demonstration from London of Nokia's long-awaited "Tube" phone. Officially called the 5800 Xpress Music, the touchscreen wireless device is also a music and video player that takes dead aim at Apple's iPhone. (Oct. 2)
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