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RSS web trafficCable companies hold crisis talks
News Voice traffic used to be the driving force behind the industry - but growth rarely exceeded 15 per cent," he said. Interested participants can register on the day for £1,199, or see IBC UK's Web site at... [25 Oct 1998]
German workers take strike action onto the Web
News Niko Stumpfoegger, spokesman for OeTV, the public services, transport and traffic union, said the Web strike is intended to draw attention to the workers' plight. The workers have replaced a proportion... [25 Oct 1998]
Netscape launches Microsoft-friendly software
News Netscape has come up with a strategy to entice more Internet traffic to its Netcenter portal site via Microsoft's browser technology. The Internet company yesterday announced plans to introduce Netscape Tuneup for... [02 Oct 1998]
E*Trade cuts charges in European customer drive
News E*Trade has also unveiled a Stateless Architecture (SM) system to handle the anticipated increase in traffic. The online brokering company E*Trade is today offering free services to investors on its Web... [11 Sep 1998]
Clinton and the Internet brace themselves for publication
News He is expected to immediately publish a rebuttal, which will no doubt contribute to further traffic jams. As surfers read the online charges against president Bill Clinton in their thousands, the White House... [11 Sep 1998]
BT drives Highway into homes and business
News BT hopes that by 2003 most UK households will have online access through Highway, many analysts expect call traffic to be predominantly data driven by that date. They may need remote LAN access or access to the... [04 Sep 1998]
US government invests in Internet security
News In the most famous case of this kind, hacker Eugene Kashpureff rerouted Web traffic from domain registry, InterNIC's site to his own AlterNic site for several days last July. The two agencies will... [28 Aug 1998]
In brief: RealNetworks and Inktomi improve broadcast technology
News The caching platform will combine the RealPlayer G2 system with Inktomi's Traffic Server to minimise the impact on networks when large numbers of surfers view popular video sites. The firms claim the project will give... [13 Aug 1998]
France Telecom given January cable deadline
News The telco is in the process of making its cable network capable of running Internet traffic, so service providers such as Numericable and Lyonnaise Cable subsidiary, Paris TV Cable, can start providing competitive... [07 Aug 1998]
Compaq spends $3m on altavista.com address
News It presents a great opportunity for Compaq to own one of the few portal sites which will control traffic on the Internet," he added. Compaq confirmed today that it is negotiating with a small Californian businessman to... [29 Jul 1998]
In brief: BBC trials online audit
News The BBC will audit its Web traffic using a method designed to bring more clarity to monitoring online success. The latest method can distinguish between site visits generated by people and other computer... [24 Jul 1998]
Netscape brushes off suggestions of bullyboy tactics
News Netscape has reacted to accusations that it is using its dominance in the browser market to siphon Web traffic onto its own Web site. He said hijacking Web... [21 Jul 1998]
In brief: Sysdeco and C&W software boost ecommerce sites
News Big Picture will use C&W's WebCommerce and Sysdeco's Bolero, Tango and Mimer software for analysing Web traffic. Web design agency Big Picture is to start developing ecommerce sites... [20 Jul 1998]
Privada launches anonymous email service
News Concerns that the service could boost the traffic of pornography and other illegal communications have been addressed. An anonymous ecommerce solution is due in September, and a Web browsing component -... [17 Jul 1998]
PSINet acquisitions send mixed signals to Germany
News But there's no possible way we can monitor all the traffic. Just hours before the INX acquisition, PSINet said it plans to remove all its Web servers from Germany. The court ruling implies that we as... [09 Jul 1998]
