Coupures de Presse [ le 30 novembre 2000 ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

Noms de Domaine ICANN : Le feuilleton continue... devant les tribunaux GroupOne, une société américaine qui s'est vu refuser le ".one", a décidé de contre-attaquer devant la justice. Son avocat dénonce l'absence de recours contre les décisions de l'Icann, qui est pourtant un droit constitutionnellement garanti. De plus, elle accuse un des vice-présidents, Louis Touton, d'avoir sciemment induit ses collègues en erreur. Si on considère que l'OMS compte lui aussi attaquer la décision de l'Icann, l'arrivée des nouveaux suffixes prévue au premier semestre 2001 pourrait bien être retardée. (Internet Actu) Les extensions dans le domaine de la lutte La Confédération des syndicats proteste contre le rejet de son suffixe «.union». (Libération) Dotboutique.com Pour suivre toute l'actualité des noms de domaine.

Press clippings [ November 30 2000 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Yahoo! Ruling Experts Question Yahoo Auction Ruling Two of the three experts whose testimony led a French court to tell Yahoo to stop French web users surfers seeing auctions of Nazi memorabilia have criticised the judge's decision. (BBC) An Expert's Apology[1]

Inoculate your Palm Anti-virus software offered for Palm devices Software Maker Computer Associates International has made a working production version of its anti-virus software for the Palm OS handheld computer available for free download, the company announced Wednesday. Computer Associates' anti-virus program -- InoculateIT for the Palm OS -- is immediately available from the company Web site. (Infoworld)

Instant Messaging IM in pinstripes? In a strong indication of the growing appeal of instant-messaging in the enterprise market, Yahoo Inc. is currently working on a version of its Messenger IM product for corporate users. (MSNBC)

The Industry Standard ndustry Standard magazine prepares for diminished returns The Industry Standard, the weekly newsmagazine that has caught the biggest wave in Internet and technology advertising in recent years, is preparing for a less spectacular ride. The Industry Standard Grok, a monthly the Standard spun off with a September issue, will be discontinued after its February edition. As a result, The Industry Standard once again will carry the special reports that had been channeled into Grok. (SV.com)

Christmas Spirit... What You Can Find Toy Shopping Online A little experiment by UK-based search firm Envisional Software found the names of several of the most popular children's toys and characters in the META tags of porn sites, which means that people searching for the toys this holiday season could get links from search engines that send them to sites hosting everything from crude jokes to hard-core pornography. (Internet News)

Bathroom Finder Dial P for Public toilets Wireless Web portal Yada Yada today launched its "Bathroom finder", which helps users locate their nearest loo and tell them if it's fit to visit. The service is available in 12 US cities, including New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Los Angeles and Washington. And the company is in cahoots with fellow wireless portal Rovenet and toilet evaluators besttoilets.com to offer the directory through PDAs - or in its words: "Find the key to every public bathroom is in the palm of your hand!" (The Register)