... the marketplace. 7.4 Example of Push Technology: 7.4.1 CNN: CNN launched Newswatch on June 25 2002 (see Fig 1.3), it is a personalised news service designed to provide Internet-based desktop access to news interest. The information is received through full-screen visuals, text and video breaking news alerts and continuously scrolling ticker across the top of the screen. (See ... CNN Launches NewswatchOnline Service Powered by Infogate to Provide Personalized News to Users CNN today announces the launch of Newswatch, a personal news service designed to provide Internet-based desktop acces...

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... the marketplace. 7.4 Example of Push Technology: 7.4.1 CNN: CNN launched Newswatch on June 25 2002 (see Fig 1.3), it is a personalised news service designed to provide Internet-based desktop access to news interest. The information is received through full-screen visuals, text and video breaking news alerts and continuously scrolling ticker across the top of the screen. (See ... CNN Launches NewswatchOnline Service Powered by Infogate to Provide Personalized News to Users CNN today announces the launch of Newswatch, a personal news service designed to provide Internet-based desktop acces...

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... similar to File Manager on Windows 3.1) integration with the World Wide Web and effectively make the web like any other file folder on the desktop. It will make it easy to browse the Web by allowing users to have favorite sites available at the click of a mouse, a ... that the agreement is valid, then the court issues a "consent decree" in effect agreeing with the terms of the parties' agreement. Netscape's desktop web browser software has established the company as a major player in internet-related technology. The company's strategy of free distribution sent the Netscape browser ... O...

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... , Navigator, was the most popular PC application in less than two years. Microsoft, founded by Paul Allen and Bill Gates developed its own version, Internet Explorer and was common on desktop PC's. Both Netscape and Microsoft internet Explorer are graphical browsers which gives them the ability to display graphics as well as text. Today many of the browsers can produce sound ... ...

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