Coupures de Presse [ le 10 octobre ]

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AltaVista AltaVista France lance sa galerie marchande Le moteur de recherche, AltaVista France, lance sa galerie marchande, en partenariat avec la société  Daooda, spécialisée dans la gestion et l'animation d'espaces marchands personnalisés. (La Lettre de l'Atelier) Noms de Domaine Le Nasdaq obtient gain de cause sur des noms de domaine Le marché boursier américain Nasdaq a obtenu gain de cause mardi dans l'affaire qui l'opposait à une entreprise canadienne ayant enregistré quatre noms de domaines comportant le mot Nasdaq : "nasdaqstockexchanges.com", "nasdaqstockmarket.com", "nasdaqamexstockexchange.com" et "nasdaqexchanges.com" . (Yahoo Actualités) Campagne par e-mail Des e-mails tentent de semer la panique en Grande-Bretagne Les frappes aériennes anglo-américaines contre l'Afghanistan ont déclenché en Grande-Bretagne, allié privilégié de Washington, un torrent d'e-mails généralement présentés comme des conseils amicaux sur le risque de menace de représailles terroriste.  (Yahoo Actualités)

Press clippings [ October 10, 2001 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Syberspace Security DIrector Bush Appoints 'Cyberspace Security' Director President Bush today appointed Richard Clarke to serve as his special advisor for cyberspace security. In his new role, Clarke will be charged with coordinating the government's efforts to secure the nation's information systems.  (WashTech)

War Coverage Qatar TV station takes the lead - NEXTDRAFT The Qater TV network called Al-Jazeera has been the breaker of many of the biggest stories in the last few weeks. (MSNBC /NextDraft)

Hacker World 'Hackers unite' call from German millionaire A millionaire computer hacker is calling for hackers to unite and use their skills to defeat terrorism. Kim Schmitz has formed Young, Intelligent Hackers against Terrorism. He has also created a 'wanted' poster of bin Laden, featuring digitally altered images of what he might look like without his beard and turban. (Ananova)

Online Donations Site launches multi-charity appeal for Afghan refugees Justgiving.com has begun co-ordinating online appeals for aid to Afghan  refugees. Visitors can select from six agencies involved in the fundraising effort, including the UN's refugee agency. (Ananova)

DOJ vs Microsoft Supreme Court Rejects Microsoft Appeal The Supreme Court rejected a request by Microsoft to  consider throwing out the government's antitrust lawsuit because of a federal district judge's misconduct. (NY Times) Microsoft Could Face Huge Fine From EU And Demand to Revise Windows Features Microsoft may face a massive fine from the European Commission and a demand that it drop some features from its Windows software,  according to confidential documents. (WSJ) Paid subscription required

Domain Names RealNames' Web-Address Services  To Be Offered Through VeriSign VeriSign is expected to announce a deal to offer RealNames' Internet addresses services through VeriSign's network of domain name registrars. (WSJ) Paid subscription required

Music Music industry reaches online licensing pact The recording industry has come to an agreement with songwriters and music publishers over licensing music for distribution over the Internet. (Nando Times) Music services still face bumpy road A deal between major labels and publishers removes a significant speed bump delaying the arrival of online music subscription services, but it doesn't end the rough ride. (News.com)