Coupures de Presse [ le 24 octobre ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

Yahoo Messenger Le nouveau Yahoo Messenger cible les jeunes Personnages de BD, groupes de rock et jeux vidéo..., la dernière version du logiciel de messagerie instantanée de Yahoo met le paquet pour séduire les jeunes. Mais Messenger 5.0 n'est pour l'instant disponible qu'en version américaine. (ZDNet)

Press clippings [ October 24, 2001 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch E-Mail Study: E-mail ads to lead rebound Revenues from e-mail advertising will nearly triple this year, according to a soon-to-be- released research report that highlights a little-noticed hot spot in an otherwise cold market for online advertising. (MSNBC) Would you pay a little over $2 monthly to eliminate e-mail spam from your in-box? MonsterMail thinks you will, and has launched an e-mail filtering and forwarding service it claims will keep junk messages and viruses at bay. The price is $6.95 every three months--and needing to train your correspondents to write to you at a new MonsterMail address. (CNN)

The Register Website charges for online show The first pay-per-view, TV-style series on the web is being launched by news site The Register. (The Guardian)

Keeping the Net Safe for Children Net Firms Agree on Content Labeling Owners of three of the most popular online destinations - America Online, MSN and Yahoo - have agreed on a uniform system for labeling Web sites to help parents steer children from questionable content. (IHT)

Teaching Children not to Download Music Disney Channel cartoon portrays music downloads as evil The Disney Channel cartoon series The Proud Family, aired an episode on Oct. 5 entitled EZ Jackster. In the storyline, EZ Jackster is a Napster-like site, and the show's little heroines get addicted to the service and play a part in the downfall of the music industry. Disney s one of the backers of the SSSCA proposed legislation that is scheduled for a hearing before Congress Oct. 25. (Newsforge)

CyberZen Innerspace meets cyberspace Researchers say virtual reality meditation could deliver inner peace more effectively than the traditional yoga mat. (BBC)