Coupures de Presse [ le 15 mai ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

Loft Story [Suite] Le site loftstory.com attire surtout des hommes de moins de 25 ans Les "accros" au site internet de "Loft Story" sont surtout des hommes de moins de 25 ans étudiants, selon une étude réalisée entre le 26 avril et le 1er mai par l'institut de mesure d'audience de l'internet NetValue publiée lundi. (Yahoo Actualités) Swatch : The. Store Swatch passe à l'heure du net Le leader mondial de l'horlogerie a ouvert son premier magasin en ligne. Et développe des partenariats singuliers avec AOL Time Warner ou... Shell. Sur le site de Swatch sous the.store! (01.net) Interpol Conseils sur le site d'Interpol pour se protéger des virus et du piratage Interpol a ouvert une section sur son site Internet pour informer les particuliers et les entreprises sur les mesures de protection contre les virus et le piratage informatique, a indiqué lundi le siège de l'organisation à Lyon. (Multimédium) Terra Lycos Terra Lycos devient payant Terra Lycos a faim de nouvelles acquisitions... et envisage de faire payer les internautes. (Abondance)

Press clippings [ May 15 , 2001 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Cellephony Mobiles Mean Money, Probably Mobile phone firms haven't wasted their money spending billions on licences for third-generation networks. The annual Technology Forecast from PricewaterhouseCoopers predicts that 3G networks will turn out to be money-earners for mobile phone companies. But the bad news is that no-one seems to know what exactly people or businesses will be using the networks for, nor what will prove most popular. (BBC)

Domain Names VeriSign near Internet domains deal The Commerce Department expresses confidence that it could grant the domain registry extended rights to manage the most popular Internet addresses. (News.com) Taking a domain in vain As British Telecom prepares to split itself up to help reduce its mountain of debt, it will have to choose the names for its new divisions very carefully. Already net smart individuals are snapping up the domain names that might be used to name future spin-offs from the company. (BBC)

Spyware "Spyware" Piggybacks On Napster Rivals As online file traders stream to Napster alternatives, many find their computers saddled with unwanted piggyback software that tracks their online movements and feeds them unwanted advertising. (News.com)

AOL AOL Time Warner May Face New Investigation Consumer advocates are calling on regulators to investigate potential conflicts of interests between AOL Time Warner Inc. and another Internet. (The Washington Post)

Tim Berners-Lee Royal Society hails internet pioneer Tim Berners-Lee has been awarded fellowship of the Royal Society. (Ananova)