Most analysts believe it can.
A few analysts lowered ratings and expectations after the company recently revised its outlook, but most are still bullish on it. Co. Still, even he recently cut the stock to a market perform rating. CNET, whose news site frequently bashes bad Internet ideas, still looks to advertising for most of its revenues, despite the collapse of countless ad-based Web sites. And like a handful of big-name Internet outfits, it intends to stick to ads for its bread and butter. CNET President Dan Rosensweig says marketers and advertisers will put their dollars into sites with more targeted audiences, now that life in the dot-com world has become harsher.