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La France mobile
20 millions de mobiles et quelques pubs de plus...
Au 31 octobre 1999, nous étions déjà 17 104 100 possesseurs de téléphones mobiles, soit 28.5 % de la population française, et la progression est quasi exponentielle. Avec ça, le vautour de la pub commence forcément à montrer le bout de son bec. (La Lettre de l'Internet)

Internet Telecom
Internet Telecom lance l'Internet mobile sous marque d'enseigne
Internet Telecom propose aux marques de vendre leur propre service d’accès Internet sur téléphones mobiles. Basé sur le protocole WAP, le service offre l'avantage de ne pas dépendre des opérateurs de téléphonie mobile. (france.internet.com)

Blue Gene
Grand Blue pour IBM
Le futur superdordinateur d'IBM, Blue Gene, donne le vertige : sa puissance sera mille fois supérieure à celle de Deep Blue –vainqueur de Kasparov aux échecs-, et il pourra traiter un million de milliards d'opérations à la seconde. (Les News.Net)

Laventis.com
Laventis - Ouvert
Laventis est ouvert! Un portail de commerce électronique qui vous permet de faire de la comparaison de prix.

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DOJ vs Microsoft
Government Details Violations
Government lawyers specify the antitrust laws they think Microsoft violated. The Justice Department filing called the software company “nakedly anticompetitive”. Judge Jackson is set to rule on the case next year. (ABCNews)

AT&T
AT&T Commits to Open Cable Access
AT&T Corp. Monday outlined its commitment to provide the online community with a choice of Internet Service Providers for high-speed Internet access over the company's broadband cable and fixed wireless systems. (Internet News)

Advertising
Flycast Unveils Click-And-Pay Plan For Web Ads
An Internet network advertising company introduced a service Monday that only charges advertisers when users click on a banner. (Techweb)

Book Business
Borders to Webcast store events
Customers will be able to watch in-store author readings and artist performances though the book retailer's Web site, Borders is to announce tomorrow. (News.com)

Simon & Schuster to test appeal of online books
Testing the market for e-book sales, Simon & Schuster will unveil a plan Tuesday to let consumers download, at Hot-Authors, chapters of books by best-selling authors such as Stephen King and Mary Higgins-Clark in exchange for donations to charity. (News.com)

Health
Mayo Clinic launching new Web company, site
The new site, expected to start next spring, will focus on interactive health education rather than on traditional health information. Until then, Mayo will continue to add new material to its current site, Mayo Clinic Health Oasis,
at www.mayohealth.org. (Techserver)

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