New kind of spyware spreads fast - P2P-Zone

23-08-01, 06:32 PM

Cookies are now interacting with many sites. I'm seeing my e-mail handle at the top of many Warner pages.

NEW YORK -- AOL Time Warner, the biggest Internet and media company, said it will link some of its most popular Time Warner Web sites, such as People and Time magazines, with Netscape electronic mail and search technology. The Netscape tool bar will allow visitors to send instant messages and e-mail from the Time Warner sites. It will be available whether the visitor is using Netscape or Microsoft Corp.'s browser, Netscape spokesman Marty Gordon said. The integration effort is one of the first since America Online Inc. bought Time Warner Inc. in January for $124-billion. AOL Time Warner is seeking to use the America Online service, which has more than 27-million subscribers, and other brands to promote content such as Warner Bros. films. The latest effort is aimed at keeping visitors on the Time Warner sites longer and at attracting new Netscape users.

- Compiled from Times wires.

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23-08-01, 06:32 PM	#1
napho Posts: n/a	Cookies are now interacting with many sites. I'm seeing my e-mail handle at the top of many Warner pages. NEW YORK -- AOL Time Warner, the biggest Internet and media company, said it will link some of its most popular Time Warner Web sites, such as People and Time magazines, with Netscape electronic mail and search technology. The Netscape tool bar will allow visitors to send instant messages and e-mail from the Time Warner sites. It will be available whether the visitor is using Netscape or Microsoft Corp.'s browser, Netscape spokesman Marty Gordon said. The integration effort is one of the first since America Online Inc. bought Time Warner Inc. in January for $124-billion. AOL Time Warner is seeking to use the America Online service, which has more than 27-million subscribers, and other brands to promote content such as Warner Bros. films. The latest effort is aimed at keeping visitors on the Time Warner sites longer and at attracting new Netscape users. - Compiled from Times wires. Â© Copyright 2001 St. Petersburg Times. All rights reserved.