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Jessica Dolcourt
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Senior Editorial Director, Content Operations, CNET
San Francisco, United States
Beats
Strategy , Policy And Governance , Finance
No topic really
Content
By Jessica Dolcourt Verified, Content Operations| CNET Verified My friends think it's funny to walk into my kitchen and make snarky comments on the rubber mallet sitting on my counter. "Nice mallet you got there," they chuckle. I get it; a mallet isn't the usual cooking tool you'd expect to see. But I'm going to tell you why it belongs in my kitchen, and why I think you should snap up this specific rubber mallet that just hit a 65% off Amazon Prime Day deal and now costs only $4.
By Jessica Dolcourt Verified, Content Operations| CNET Verified My friends think it's funny when they walk into my kitchen and make snarky comments on the rubber mallet sitting on the windowsill, within easy reach. "Nice mallet you got there," they chuckle. I get it; a mallet isn't the usual cooking tool you'd expect to see. But I'm going to tell you why it belongs in my kitchen, and why I think you should snap up this specific rubber mallet that just hit a 15% off Amazon Prime Day deal and now costs under $10.
By Jessica Dolcourt Verified, Content Operations| CNET Verified My friends think it's funny to walk into my kitchen and make snarky comments on the rubber mallet sitting on my counter. "Nice mallet you got there," they chuckle. I get it; a mallet isn't the usual cooking tool you'd expect to see. But I'm going to tell you why it belongs in my kitchen, and why I think you should snap up this specific rubber mallet that just hit a 65% off Amazon Prime Day deal and now costs only $4.
Company Info
CNET
CNET is a leading technology media company founded in 1992 by Halsey Minor and Shelby Bonnie. Originally named "Computer Network," it launched its website in 1995 and quickly became a key player in tech journalism during the dot-com boom. Acquired by CBS in 2008 and now part of ViacomCBS, CNET serves millions of users each month, making it the world’s largest technology publication. CNET offers a range of services, including news, product reviews, and industry analysis across various tech sectors. The company produces multimedia content such as videos, podcasts, and tutorials, along with buying guides and troubleshooting tips to assist consumers in navigating tech products. CNET also documents significant milestones in technology, from the rise of the internet to advancements in AI and smart home devices. With a commitment to journalistic integrity, CNET aims to provide trusted and engaging perspectives on technology.
San Francisco, California, United States
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Founded: 1994