Coupures de Presse [ le 9 novembre 2000 ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

eBay eBay ne croit plus au luxe Le site américain de vente entre particuliers eBay prévoit de licencier 16 % des employés de Butterfields, une maison de vente aux enchères de produits de luxe, selon les informations publiées mercredi 8 novembre par le Wall Street Journal. (ZDNet)

Press clippings [ November 9 2000 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch US Elections Experts: E-voting could have prevented U.S. election confusion The U.S. presidential election cliffhanger would not be half as suspenseful if electronic voting technology were being used, said European experts on e-voting who were closely watching the U.S. vote. (CNN) Internet sizzles and fizzles with election coverage The U.S. presidential election cliffhanger would not be half as suspenseful if electronic voting technology were being used, said European experts on e-voting who were closely watching the U.S. vote. (CNN)

Domain Names Asian Domain Names accepted The master keeper of dot-com names, VeriSign Global Registry Services will begin accepting non-English characters Thursday evening as the next step in making the World Wide Web truly global. The move comes over the objections of some Internet engineers who fear a fouling of their works and a segregation of Web sites. (SV.com) VeriSign NU Unicode Standards working grou Internet Society ICANN Multilingual Internet Names Consortium

eBay eBay not liable for bootlegged content Behind the headlines of the Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation, a fierce cyberwar is raging between Arab and Israeli computer hackers that has spread to the United States. (News.com)