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Double offensive d'AOL sur les messageries électroniques
Elles fonctionneront sur le téléphone cellulaire et serviront de support au e-commerce
AOL qui a misé gros sur les messageries instantanées se prépare à ramasser sa mise et à étendre son empire dans ce domaine qui est l'un des plus actifs du net. Le plus gros fournisseur d'accès et de services sur la toile vient d'annoncer le 1er décembre l'acquisition de Tegic une entreprise de Seattle qui produit un logiciel permettant de se servir des touches d'un téléphone cellulaire pour écrire un message. Lire l'article dans netsurf.
Francis Pisani est un journaliste indépendant. Installé à San Francisco, il couvre les Technologies de l'information et de la communication pour El País / Madrid, Reforma / Mexico et Le Monde / Paris.
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La Presse Francophone sur le Web [ 6.12.99 ]
TF1
Nouvelle Version
Annoncé sur le Téléjournal vendredi soir, vous découvrez la nouvelle version de tf1.fr. Beaucoup de nouveautés mais encore quelques couacs ce matin. "Veuillez nous pardonner ces désagréments temporaires".
Libération
Alliance avec Multimédium
"Liberation.com est heureux de vous annoncer la naissance d'un partenariat entre notre site et Multimédium, le journal en ligne québécois spécialisé dans les nouvelles technologies. Grâce à cette alliance, vous pourrez retrouver chaque jour, en version française, l'actualité en continu de la Toile nord-américaine."
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English Press From Around The Web [ 6.12.99 ]
Be Careful out There
Virus set for Jan. 1, 2000
Although your computer might be inoculated against the Y2K bug, there is a new virus floating about about that will will change home page settings to pornographic sites and then wipe out hard drives at the millennium moment.
The virus--the latest in a series of increasingly flamboyant viruses that prey on vulnerabilities in Microsoft desktop software--is called W32/Mypics.worm and is triggered by the date Jan. 1, 2000. The worm, Microsoft Outlook and Internet Explorer users. The virus is sent by e-mail with no subject line to a target user. Inside the e-mail is a message saying "Here's some pictures for you!''. News.com
"This is the kickoff for the Y2k -- which is going to be like the Super Bowl for virus writers." -- Anti-virus firm Symantec Corp.(SYMC.O) director of research Vincent Weafer
banks.com
Betting on banks.com
UK internet entrepreneurs hope to make a fortune by auctioning off the internet address banks.com - shortly after business.com made its owner $7.5m. BBC
Appraisal Web Sites
Sites Tell if 'Antique' Is Actually Valuable
Appraisal Web sites such as Artstar.com will tell you if those "antiques" cluttering up the attic have more than just sentimental value. WSJ Paid subscription required.
The Arts
"Arts Journal' Site Compiles Headlines from All Over The World
It's next to impossible to keep track of everything that's written about any given subject these days. That's why we need Web sites like Arts Journal a concise compilation of headlines in the arts from all over
the world. Computer News Daily
Cybertrend
Workers e-Scrooge the boss
More than half of the employees surveyed online by Elron Software admit they shop on the Web while at work. Nearly one out of five says they visited retailers' Web sites "very" or "somewhat" frequently.
"This research highlights the increasing trend of employees taking advantage of their company's high-speed Internet connection". Tipworld Newsletter
Y2K
Y2K focus shifts from digital to personal readiness
After spending years and billions of dollars to get business and government ready for Y2K, one main task remains: To make you ready. Techserver
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Christmas E-Shopping. How Many Billions? Online Numbers Vary. It depends on whom you ask. Estimates range from $4 billion (by Forrester Research Inc.) to $9 billion (from Boston Consulting Group) to as much as $15 billion (from Ernst & Young). WSJ - December 6)
Wise & Wired
i-Bar
Abrowser add-on from eCode.com lets you take your portal with you. (PC World related article)
Daily Quiz
DiscVault.com Challenge
Test your knowledge of movies by naming movies from a scene, from it's tag line and it's stars.
Chris Hiers
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