Coupures de Presse [ le 25 juin]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

Microsoft Microsoft encore et toujours attaqué Les Etats Unis s'en prennent encore au géant du logiciel Microsoft et envisagent d'éventuelles nouvelles actions en justice. Cette fois, c'est Microsoft Office XP qui est mis en cause. Le feuilleton Microsoft devient fleuve et s'éternise. (Techosphère) Vie Privée Un «casier électronique» au bureau Les employeurs multiplient les chartes contre le surf à usage personnel. (Libération) TFS La technologie est fatiguée ! TFS, ça vous dit quelque chose ? Non, ce n&Mac226;est pas une chaîne de télé, mais un sigle qui signifie Technology Fatigue Syndrome. Un acronyme amusant pour montrer que les technologies nouvelles tardent aujourd&Mac226;hui à innover. Un paradoxe, certes, mais réel aux dires du journaliste John Dvorak, qui travaille à Computer Shopper. (Technosphère) Pétition en Ligne Des clics contre la peine de mort A l'occasion du congrès de Strasbourg, une association tente de mobiliser les internautes. (Libération) n/e/tsurfquiz.com NetActu Quiz [22.06.01] Les actualités Internet de la semaine passée en revue. Testez-vous!

Press clippings [ June 25 2001 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Offensive Advertising Tools RUNNING ADS --- DAVENETICS The latest attempt by online advertisers to grab our attention is something called «shoshkeles». They are like little creepy crawly ads that walk all over the page you are visiting. I saw my first one today. I tried to train it to eat pop unders. (Excite News / Davenetics) Tool feeds ads to your e-mails Melbourne-based online marketing company, Reva Networks, is currently promoting a new e-mail technology--Admail--that allows online advertisers to intercept e-mail messages as they enter the mail server and "wrap" them in advertising content tailored to the recipient's demographic profile. (ZDNet)

Keywords DIS-ADD VANTAGE? --- DAVENETICS There have been a lot of stories about the incredible market success of selling search engine key words. But where does that process that leave the average searcher? (E-Company / Davenetics)

McVeigh execution items pulled off Web auction A man hawking copies of Timothy McVeigh's death certificate and handwritten last statement was booted off an Internet auction site after users thought his sale was too gruesome. Photographs, newspaper articles and other items about McVeigh, who was executed June 11, remain for sale on eBay. (CNN) eBAYWATCH n/e/tsurf's log of odd items which have made headline news and have been sold on eBay since 1999.

Google Google mulls float plans The internet search engine, Google, is said to be considering a flotation before the end of the year. Analysts estimate that a float would value the company at $250m. (BBC)

ListBot Microsoft to shutter ListBot mailing service The company warns subscribers that the electronic mailing-list management service will close for good Aug. 20. (News.com)

Kournikova [Cond] Kournikova virus suspect faces maximum of six months jail The man accused of unleashing the Kournikova computer virus will appear before a Dutch court on September 12. The 20-year-old from Sneek, who has not been named, has been charged with intending to cause damage via a computer network. (Ananova)

Amazing Chocolate of 2025 may make soldiers invisible Chocolate bars which make soldiers 'invisible' on the battlefield could be available by 2025 Their ingredients would reduce the body's chances of detection by thermal imaging sensors. (Ananova)