Informed sources suggest to us that his ambition is aimed at his current employer's efforts in warmer, palm-shaded, and altogether sexier environs. Don't be surprised, they say, if Goff soon becomes Microsoft's main man in Tinseltown. At least one of the Cheshire Cat grins that CNET executives have aimed at analysts in recent months has now been explained. Along with an additional 1.5 percent of the company, Intel has bought itself the opportunity to be distribution bully for CNET's forthcoming Internet guide for newbies. Join the HotWired Network, it's free .
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