Coupures de Presse [ le 27 novembre 2000 ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

Espagne Les Espagnols sont les plus gros surfeurs d'Europe Selon une étude de Netvalue, le comportement des internautes diffère beaucoup selon que l'on habite au sud ou au nord de l'Europe. Et surprise, ce sont les Espagnols qui remportent la palme d'or du temps passé en ligne avec 8,1 heures de connexions par mois. (01.net) E-Mail L'e-mail toujours très loin devant le Web Les internautes envoient 10 milliards d'e-mails et ce volume d'échanges devrait tripler en 5 ans. Aujourd'hui, seuls 6% d'internautes n'utilisent jamais la messagerie. Et tous les analystes s'entendent pour prédire une explosion des comptes e-mails. (france-internet.com) Référencer ses pages dynamiques Référencer ses pages dynamiques La société française Aposition, spécialisée dans le positionnement et l'optimisation de visibilité de sites internet, propose depuis une semaine une nouvelle offre permettant le référencement de pages dynamiques. (ZDNet)

Press clippings [ November 27 2000 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Music Awareness Week Songwriters gunning for free music sites British songwriters will today launch a campaign against free down-loadable music on the internet, warning that it threatens a British industry worth more than £3.2bn. This week has been declared Music Awareness Week. The "respect the value of music" campaign has the backing of Sir Paul McCartney, and Elton John, who are among the many high profile music industry figures whose recordings have been targeted. (BBC)

DOJ vs Microsoft Microsoft to file Monday in support of appeal Microsoft Corp. will argue against findings that it violated antitrust law and an order that the company be split in two in a filing due Monday with the U.S. Court of Appeals. (SV.com)

Yahoo French Ruling Internet pioneer Vinton Cerf pans French ruling against Yahoo! Vinton Cerf, senior vice president for Internet architecture and technology at MCI WorldCom said Friday a recent French court ruling against Yahoo! could cripple the Web. (Techserver)

Amazon.com Amazon site crashes briefly on busy shopping Day The Web site of online retailer Amazon.com Inc. crashed briefly on Friday, one day after Thanksgiving Day and traditionally the biggest shopping day of the year in the United States. he site crashed for about 30 minutes. (SV.com)

HotMail Hotmail Sees Chinese Users Rising by 50 Percent Internet portal MSN expects the number of users in mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong of its free email service, Hotmail, to surge by 50 percent within the next two months. (The Industry Standard)

vocationsonline.com Catholic Diocese recruits on Web Tapping the new generation raised on the Internet, the Catholic Diocese of Des Moines has unveiled a Web site aimed at helping it recruit men for the priesthood. (SV.com)

Bridge Playing Bill Gates joins Buffett in bridge tournament The billionaires will be among the more than 200 people competing this week in the "Sectional Tournament at the Clubs," a local-level bridge tournament in Omaha, Neb. (News.com)