Coupures de Presse [ le 8 novembre ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

«.biz» Le Web accueille 160.000 nouvelles adresses C'est parti pour le ".biz" ! Depuis le 7 novembre, le Web accueille  plus de 160.000 nouvelles adresses. Il aura donc fallu un an pour  que le premier des sept nouveaux noms de domaines génériques lancés par l'Icann devienne réalité. (Internet Actu) Wanadoo Virusé Les abonnés de Wanadoo menacés par un email piégé Un message se faisant passer pour une mise à jour de Wanadoo pourrait mettre en péril l'ordinateur de son destinataire, le fichier attaché qui l'accompagne contenant probablement un "cheval de Troie". Le FAI confirme et appelle à la prudence. (ZDNet)

Press clippings [ November 8, 2001 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Cellephony FCC to Ease Airwave Restrictions Federal regulators plan to lift a cap on the amount of airwaves  a single mobile telephone company can own in a market, a  move that will open the door to a new round of consolidation in the highly competitive industry. (Washtech.com)

Domain Names New domains taking hold The internet's new domains are steadily becoming serious rivals to the net's more established names. European companies and organisations in particular are turning to the .info and .biz suffixes because there are so few .com names available to use. (BBC)

Ireland Irish Net users to strike next week Irish Net users are hoping for nationwide support next week when it protests against the lack of unmetered dial-up and broadband Net access and the impact it's having on the economy. (The Register) Yahoo! Judge: Yahoo not bound by French Nazi ban A U.S. federal judge rules the company is not bound to comply with French laws governing Internet content, a decision which could have broad implications. (News.com)