February 25, 2001
Internet Week: Airlines Stuck At The Gate.
Dated IT systems and a lack of carrier cooperation are preventing airlines from effectively using the Internet to alert customers to flight delays--and it could take the airlines three years and hundreds of millions of dollars to fix the problem.
Financial Times: VeriSign's new domains make room for Ø, ü and ñ.
Initially the new service will only allow VeriSign customers to buy domain names and register them on its global registry. The names will be added to the company's testbed, where the process for encoding multilingual characters will be trialled, before the names go live in two to three months' time.
Web Review: Editorial Response to WaSP's Upgrade Your Browser Initiative.
We don't really need to upgrade our browsers to be writing documents that conform to certain W3C recommendations. Even if some people prefer not to use CSS positioning, and even if some want to hang on to the font tag—you can still do it all and be in adherence with the recommendations.
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