C/Net News - 1999-11-27 (repeated from 1999-10-30)

Name: C/Net News - 1999-11-27 (repeated from 1999-10-30)
Uploaded: 2025-10-13
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[0:00] He say

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[0:11] >> I'm Richard Hart

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[0:16] help you make investment decisions

[0:18] today. Will net retailers be ready for

[0:20] the rush of shoppers this holiday

[0:22] season? We'll find out how many

[0:23] companies are trying to avert customer

[0:25] service disasters. And our senior

[0:27] correspondent Hari Serina will take a

[0:28] look at the online car buying market for

[0:31] us. Hari,

[0:31] >> several key players are trying to take

[0:33] the trillion dollar automotive industry

[0:35] online. Who will get the big money and

[0:37] who will be left in the slow lane?

[0:38] >> Carol Bars, the CEO of Autodesk is going

[0:41] to be joining us in the studio to talk

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[1:23] Good afternoon. Now that the internet

[1:25] boom is steering the economy into the

[1:27] next millennium, auto industry titans

[1:29] are racing to establish their business

[1:31] online.

[1:31] >> The goal is to create an online

[1:33] money-making engine that gets a piece of

[1:35] the trillion dollar auto market.

[1:37] Forester Research says more than 8

[1:39] million households will purchase cars

[1:41] online by 2003. And in the next 5 years,

[1:44] the internet is expected to impact half

[1:46] of all new car sales.

[1:47] >> That's right. Sites like CarPoint,

[1:49] Autoel,