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Boo
'e-commerce côté BOO
Quelques jours après son lancement très attendu, un premier bilan avec le directeur général du site français "spécialiste du streetwear". (france.internet.com)

Nomade
Le Top 50 des mots clés de Nomade
Nomade met en ligne les 50 mots clés le plus souvent saisis sur son annuaire. En cliquant sur ceux-ci, on obtient les meilleurs sites sur le sujet ! (Abondance)

Alta Vista
AltaVista : 800 000 abonnés à l'Internet gratuit
AltaVista vient d'annoncer l'inscription de son 800 000ième abonnés à son service de connexion gratuite à l'Internet et la couverture de 85% du territoire américain avec des numéros d'accès locaux, ce qui en fait le septième fournisseur d'accès Outre- Atlantique. (Abondance)

Ask Jeeves
Ask Jeeves rachète Net Effect
Le moteur de recherche en langage naturel Ask jeeves vient de racheter la société Net Effect Systems, spécialisée dans l'aide humaine en ligne au niveau du commerce électronique (service pouvant être assimilé à ce que fait SVP) pour un montant d'environ $ 280 millions. (Abondance)

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Comdex
Sony Takes Palm OS in Hand
In a deal that may make Bill Gates nervous, Sony has licensed the Palm operating system to run a new generation of mobile computing devices. In return, Palm Computing will incorporate Sony's Memory Stick technology into the platform, the companies said at the Comdex trade show in Las Vegas on Monday. (Wired News)

Websites and widgets
Thousands of high-tech companies descend on Las Vegas each year for the Comdex convention, gambling that their idea will make them the next internet millionaires. The message from the technology leaders is bullish: Either join our revolution or prepare to join the scrap heap. KISS - Keep it simple stupid. (BBC)

Torvalds Argues for Open Source
Addressing a decidedly partisan crowd, Linux creator Linus Torvalds made the case for open source development at the Comdex ’99 trade show. He also took a few jabs at Microsoft and hinted at what his new company is doing. (ABC News)

E-Commerce
Xoom becomes latest e-superstore
Just in time for the mad-dash holiday shopping spree, Xoom.com and Snap.com announced they will be the latest portal to create an online shopping store behemoth. And they're spending $45 million to promote it. (CBS Marketwatch)

Priceline, Ford to test selling cars online
Priceline.com and Ford today said they wil test-market a "name-your-own-price" online buying option for new Fords in Florida this week. (News.com)

Online Trading
Allies aim to open up IPO sales
A trio of venture capital firms that have made millions financing high-tech start-ups are now looking for a way to exert more control over the next step: the initial public offering. (SiliconValley.com)

Music
Music Sites Start Paying Artists
MP3.com, the largest of these sites, is dividing up $200,000 among the thousands of artists whose music it offers. Payouts are based on the number of times each artist's songs are downloaded in November. A Texas startup called AMP3.com, whose proprietor claims to have pioneered the concept, has paid artists a nickel per download for the last six months. (NY Times)

Fund Raising
Fund-Raising Sites Can Help Schools
A number of sites are trying to give a piece of the online action back to schools, steering sales to Web merchants who return a cut of the proceeds back to a school of the consumer's choice. (WSJ)

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