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Subject: October 2001 ECMgt.com: The New Face of Marketing
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October 1, 2001 *4,300 subscribers* Volume 3, Issue 10
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  • Cell phones answer call in crisis
  • Yahoo turns from Sun-Netscape technology
  • New wireless apps cater to carriers, not users
  • Hacker Forces Some Banks To Cancel Visa Debit Cards
  • RosettaNet unveils new tools, services
  • Privacy Flaw Found at Verizon Wireless Site
  • Consumers Demanding and Getting More at the ATM
  • Strategizing for Web services
  • Intel Unveils Anypoint Wireless Network Family
  • WAP paves the way for m-commerce
  • World's First interoperable Mobile Instant Messaging and Presence Services
  • Vodafones 3G On Track For June 2002
  • Working to restore Manhattan phone service
  • Rob Glaser Is Racing Upstream
  • Quantum Crypto to the Rescue
  • IT Disaster Declarations Continue To Grow In Number
  • Winning Solutions For Today's Tight Economy
  • Infected DSL Users Get 86ed
  • RadiSys Claims First "TDM To IX" Bridge for VoIP Applications
  • Sun has Java, but where are its Web services?
  • In Wake Of Attacks, Web Site Owners Rethink Potentially Dangerous Details

Cell phones answer call in crisis
Wireless communication proves invaluable in aftermath of attack.

Yahoo turns from Sun-Netscape technology
The Internet giant tightens its ties with Novell, agreeing to promote the company's directory-services technology rather than iPlanet's as the default in its corporate portal service.

New wireless apps cater to carriers, not users
The drive toward next-generation wireless services is producing a torrent of application development but some question whether the results serve customers needs or vendors' and carriers' bottom lines.

Hacker Forces Some Banks To Cancel Visa Debit Cards
Thousands of Visa debit cards belonging to online shoppers in the Washington area have apparently been compromised, forcing banks to cancel and reissue the cards.

RosettaNet unveils new tools, services
Under the RosettaNet Ready Program, companies can purchase software and services to measure the readiness of their systems and those of their business partners to support the RosettaNet standard.

Privacy Flaw Found at Verizon Wireless Site
Verizon Wireless is leaking private information about cell phone customers who use its Web site, Newsbytes has confirmed.

Consumers Demanding and Getting More at the ATM
The typical ATM user is not limited to the Type A personality thought to inhabit New York, Chicago or Los Angeles, where consumers tend to be financially very sophisticated.

Strategizing for Web services
Web services the next big thing in app design will harness the versatility of XML and SOAP to lower costs and nurture business relationships.

Intel Unveils Anypoint Wireless Network Family
Intel Corporation has introduced a new family of products designed to provide high-speed wireless network connectivity and shared Internet access for the home, home office and small office environments.

WAP Paves the Way for m-commerce
There will be 1 billion cellular telephones worldwide by 2004, according to IDC, with half of them Internet-enabled. The most popular Internet-enabling technology being adopted en masse

World's First interoperable Mobile Instant Messaging and Presence Services
Ericsson, Motorola and Nokia, announced they have successfully demonstrated the world's first interoperable mobile instant messaging and presence services.

Vodafones 3G On Track For June 2002
Vodafone is "on track" to launch its 3G mobile services in Japan and Europe in June 2002.

Working to restore Manhattan phone service
In the aftermath of the WTC tragedy, communications companies are attempting to reconnect customers by working around damaged networks and call center facilities in the area.

Rob Glaser Is Racing Upstream
In streaming media, his RealNetworks is battling hard to beat Microsoft

Quantum Crypto to the Rescue
As the quantum computer moves closer to reality, so do concerns over security on the Internet security systems the computer could knock down.

IT Disaster Declarations Continue To Grow In Number
Disaster declarations that help businesses recover their IT systems in the wake of catastrophic events are hitting technology providers such as Comdisco and SunGard.

Winning Solutions For Today's Tight Economy
CRN News Radio recently conducted 30 interviews with some of the channel's top players during Breakaway XChange 2001 in Orlando

Infected DSL Users Get 86ed
Frustrated with fighting Code Red and other worms, some broadband providers are telling their customers that if they don't patch their systems, they'll be cut off.

RadiSys Claims First "TDM To IX" Bridge for VoIP Applications
RadiSys has rolled out a chip for use in voice-over-IP gateways and related applications that the company claims is the industry's first "TDM to IX bridge."

Sun has Java, but where are its Web services?
The company that should have leveraged Java to secure a clear lead in Web services instead is facing an uphill battle.

In Wake Of Attacks, Web Site Owners Rethink Potentially Dangerous Details
HowStuffWorks.com is a fascinating Web site where people can learn how televisions work, or what a surprisingly small amount of gold exists in the world

 

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