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La publicité de l'internet fait vivre les médias traditionnels
La nouvelle économie peut profiter à l'ancienne si l'on en croit un rapport récent sur la publicité dans la presse à la radio et à la télévision. Selon Competitive Media Reporting en effet, pour attirer les usagers sur leurs sites, les compagnies internet ont dépensé 1,4 milliard de dollars au cours des 9 premiers mois de 1999. C'est le triple de ce qui avait été dépensé pendant la même période de l'année dernière et plus du double du budget de tout 1998 qui s'élevait à 649 millions de dollars. 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 [ 21.12.99 ]
An 2000
Les Etats-Unis craignent des attentats le 31 décembre
Le terroriste ben Laden et ses partisans projeteraient cinq à quinze attentats dans le monde pour le passage à l'an 2000. C'est la conviction du FBI qui, après l'arrestation mercredi d'un Algérien en possession d'explosifs à Seatlle, recherche un complice et a renforcé la sécurité à la frontière américano-canadienne. Actual Info
1999: L'Année en Revue
netsurfquiz.com
A la place de la traditionnelle sélection de fin d'année, n/e/tsurf vous propose une série de quiz qui résume les événments des douze mois écoulés, abordant des thèmes tels que les logiciels de navigation, le courtage online, l'utilisation du email, les médias, etc et la participation d'invités -- tous des spécialistes renommés du Web francophone -- de proposer une dizaine de questions reflétant leur domaine d'intérêt et les événements de l'année 1999.
Testez-vous ! sur www.netsurfquiz.com
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English Press From Around The Web [ 21.12.99 ]
Something to look forward to
Was it virtually good for you?
The best lovemaking of your life is just a few nanobots and a bodysuit away. In the next century you’re going to have better sex than you’ve ever had before. You won’t have a single sexual fantasy
that will go unfulfilled. But you will have to be willing to step into the strange new world of virtual reality. MSNBC
Europe and the Internet
Europe's Poachers Prowl for Web Talent
There is no surer sign that the dot-com frenzy has arrived in Europe than the recruiting wars breaking out across the continent. The nascent European industry has a much shallower pool of Net-savvy people to draw from than the U.S. And the problem is growing worse as new Internet ventures emerge daily and more U.S. players rush
overseas. WSJ paid subscription required.
Stock Options Flop In High-Tech Europe
Stock options and the wealth that accompanies success in the new high-tech economy get a bad rap in Europe and are struggling to catch on. The French weekly Le Point dubbed options the "jackpot of the elites." Some governments tax them so heavily - the French routinely collect three times as much as an employee nets -- that some high-tech companies are stationing stars elsewhere. WSJ paid subscription required.
The Year in Review
No question about it: The Internet Rocked the Economy in '99
10 Stories That Shook the NetThe Biggest Net IPOs of 1999Where Are They Now: A Look BackThe Year in MetricsBy the Industry Standard
Internet Everywhere
The Interactive Journal reviews the year on the Internet and what changes and new ideas sparked our interest in 1999. WSJ paid subscription required.
1999: the year of living digitally
This year brought the usual share of technology highlights and lowlights. First, some highlights Dan Gillmor Mercury News Technology Columnist
Y2K
Y2K bug bites Iowa City
The Y2K bug found its way into water bills delivered Thursday to about 3,600 customers in West Des Moines. Instead of saying payment is due by Jan. 3, 2000, the bills say there will be an extra charge for payments made after Jan. 3, 1900. USA Today
What Not To Do on New Year's
The list of activities that won't be doable as the calendar rolls over keeps growing. Countries and companies are shutting operations from elevator service to non-emergency surgery on New Year's. Wired News
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StatsE-Commerce As holiday shoppers flock online, one newly minted Internet billionaire last week purchased a Gulfstream business jet over the Internet for more than $ 40 million (WSJ - December 21
Wise & Wired
esouk.com
An Internet business generator, eSouk.com takes ideas, creates businesses from them, brings them to market quickly and helps them to raise subsequent funding. eSouk.com provides start-up companies with a range of services designed to get them to market quickly and with reduced risk
Daily Quiz
Name that Website!
Test your knowledge of dot com slogans
Chris Hiers
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"Revolution"
