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TODAY'S KEY NET-NEWS HEADLINES
Judge reserves i4free decision
Justice Potter reserved her decision in the bitter dispute
between Telecom and free internet provider i4free
yesterday, while Clear moved on a new injunction...
NZ Herald
Money-for-surf company pays up
The "infomediary" AllAdvantage, which pays
people to surf the Web, appears to be paying
its New Zealand members promptly after an
initial delay...
IDG
E-tailers face porn squeeze
They're meant to stymie online
pornographers, but new guidelines by Visa and
MasterCard are also hurting legitimate e-tailers...
ZDNet
Companies warned to grasp legal implications of e-commerce
Many companies trading over the Internet do not fully understand the legal
framework in which they work or how it affects their business, a conference exploring
the legal implications of e-commerce has been told...
Fairfax
Consortium tests high-speed HDTV over IP network
A consortium of three companies has trialled streaming high-speed, high-definition
television delivered via corporate data networks or the Internet...
Fairfax
WSJ Mysteriously Pulls Microsoft Story
Mystery surrounds the reasons why the
Wall Street Journal pulled a story from its
Interactive Edition Monday...
7am.com
GartnerGroup Predicts Dot-Com Doom And Gloom
"We believe that the vast majority -- perhaps 95 to 98
percent -- of all dot-com companies will fail over the next
24 months," said Michael Fleisher, president and CEO of
GartnerGroup...
TechWeb
French Group Takes Yahoo to Court Over Nazi Site
A Paris-based anti-racism group said Tuesday it was taking Internet portal Yahoo! Inc to court over the
sale of Nazi memorabilia on one of the Web sites it hosts...
Yahoo/Reuters
Cellphone Big Three in Net Security Pact
The world's top three mobile phone manufacturers teamed up on Tuesday in an attempt to secure the
growth of e-commerce by developing an open, global industry framework for safer and simpler business
over cellphones...
Yahoo/Reuters
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