News for June 2003
- DATA: Top ten travel sites
- 1. (5.70 %) Multimap.com http://www.multimap.com 2. (3.44 %) easyJet http://www.easyjet.co.uk 3. (2.73 %) Streetmap.co.uk http://www.streetmap.co.uk 4.
- Liv4now launches subscription scheme for PDA site
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Liv4now is to charge £10 per month for access to the wireless service, which provides users with to access interactive discussion forums, a range of
- Jun 30, 2003
- Internet
- Spam up on last year, down on last month
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Spammers are continuing to direct rogue mail towards unwitting inboxes, despite moves to introduce legislation in the US and Europe. Internet security
- Jun 30, 2003
- Internet
- Yell lines up new float
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Yell is expected to raise as much as £500m from the float, which is being co-ordinated by Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch, according to the Guardian.
- Jun 30, 2003
- Internet
- Virgin extends hotspot scheme
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Virgin Trains has extended a wireless internet trial that has been in operation at London's Euston station since February. The company has instructed wireless
- Jun 30, 2003
- Internet
- AOL retires Connie
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AOL UK is to ditch Connie, the company's virtual mascot, who has represented AOL in television and print advertisements for the past five years. Initially
- Jun 30, 2003
- Internet
- New Overture service targets AdSense
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The new service, labelled Content Match, will provide Overture's distribution partners with ads linked to the content on any given web page. MSN, which has
- Jun 30, 2003
- Internet
- Internet World companies plan more web investment
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The survey, of Internet World exhibitors and delegates, discovered that seven out of ten organisations are likely to increase their internet IT spend this
- Jun 30, 2003
- Internet
- Vodafone reveals Real deal
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The digital media delivery group will use its' Helix platform to allow Vodafone and its partners to offer Vodafone live! users with a range of multimedia
- Jun 30, 2003
- Internet
- E-TAIL SPECIAL: The legal pitfalls of online selling
- *Failure to have compliant terms and conditions.* The law is considerably more protective of consumers (people purchasing outside their business or trade)