CNET pushed reporters to be more favorable to advertisers, staffers say

A room of robots typing at computers. A human supervisor is watching over them, looking at a wrist watch. Fagiani / The Verge

CNET built a trusted brand for tech reporting over two decades. After being acquired by Red Ventures, staff say editorial firewalls have been repeatedly breached.

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