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The Kyoto Protocol. As
of August 2006, a total of 165 countries and other
governmental entities have ratified the agreement.
The Kyoto Protocol now covers more than 160
countries globally (not including the United States
and Australia) and over 55% of global greenhouse
gas (GHG)
emissions.The
Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework
Convention on climate change is an amendment to the
International Treaty on climate change assigning
mandatory targets for the reducton of greenhouse
gas emissions to signatory nations.
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The Kyoto Protocol
to the United Nations Framework Convention on
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Treaty on climate change assigning mandatory
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2000
- AT&T announces that it will reorganize into a
family of
companies
-- AT&T (including
AT&T Business and AT&T Consumer), AT&T
Wireless and AT&T Broadband. AT&T Wireless
is spun off in July 2001, and AT&T Broadband
completes a merger with the Comcast Corporation in
November 2002.
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2000
- China: requires users and ISPs to register with
the
police;
Germany: cuts off access to some news groups
carried on CompuServe - Saudi Arabia: confines
Internet access to universities and hospitals -
Singapore: requires political and religious content
providers to register with the state - New Zealand:
classifies computer disks as "publications" that
can be censored and seized - source: Human Rights
Watch.
•
2000 - For the first time, the volume of data
traffic on the AT&T network exceeds the volume
of voice traffic.
•
2000 - The Asian Wall
Street Journal is expanded and redesigned.
•
2000
- The U.S. timekeeper (USNO) and a few other time
services around the world report the new year as
19100 on 1
Jan;
Web size estimates by
NEC-RI and Inktomi surpass 1 billion indexable
pages; ICANN redelegates the .pn domain, returning
it to the Pitcairn Island community (February);
Various domain name hijackings took place in late
May and early June, including internet.com,
bali.com, and web.net.
•
2000
04 - Metallica sues Napster, USC and others,
alleging copyright
infringement.
•
2000
11 - Chinese government blocks internal
registrations, stating that registrations in
Chinese are its sovereignty
right.
•
2000 11 - ICANN selects new TLDs: .aero, .biz,
.coop, .info, .museum, .name, .pro (16 Nov).
•
2000 12 - Hacks of the Year: RSA Security (Feb),
Apache (May), Western Union (Sep), Microsoft (Oct);
Technologies of the Year: ASP, Napster; Emerging
Technologies: Wireless devices, IPv6; Viruses of
the Year: Love Letter (May); Lawsuits of the Year:
Napster, DeCSS.
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2000s 03 - nbstubblefield.com: Went on-line,
24-Mar-2000. TeleKey Group / TVImagazine.
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2000s
08 - First Webcast from China. "LookRadio.com" -
"House of Blues"-- Harbin Summer Music Festival.
August 11th and 12th, 2000. Troy Cory and the
Brooke Sisters became the first ever in history to
perform a musical concert from China in
1988-2000.
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2001
- Terrorists attack The World Trade Center,
Pentagon and Pennsylvania on Sept.
11.
Dow Jones Newswires is first to report WTC attacks.
The Wall Street Journal is published the following
day.
•
2001
01 - Apple AirPort and Ericsson Wireless announces
Bluetooth wireless
systems. See WI-FI
HotSpots. Where the Bluetooth name originally came
from. *(SeeFootnote.) *.
•
2001
01 - French court rules Yahoo must block French
users from accessing Nazi hate memorabilia in its
auction site
(Nov). Given its
inability to provide such a block on the Internet,
Yahoo removes those auctions entirely (Jan
2001).
•
2001 01 - George W. Bush: Forty-Third U.S.
President, 2000-2008. (b. July 6, 1946. Married
to Laura Welch Bush.
•
2001
0107 - Apple 12" PowerBook
G3.
•
2001 02 - Mexico connected to Internet. Becomes
fully operational as the California research
network (CalREN-2) is connected with Mexico's
Corporación Universitaria para el Desarrollo
de Internet (CUDI) network. The link's inauguration
by California's Governor and Mexico's President in
March of 2001.
•
2001
03 - First copy-protected CD is released in the
U.S.
•
2001 03 - Forwarding email in Australia becomes
illegal with the passing of the Digital Agenda Act,
as it is seen as a technical infringement of
personal copyright (4 Mar).
•
2001 04 - RIAA - Radio stations broadcasting over
the Web go silent over actor royalty disputes (10
Apr).
•
2001 06 - .biz and .info are added to the root
server on 27 June with registrations beginning in
July. .biz domain go live on 7 Nov.
•
2001
07 - 9th Circuit appeals panel rules against
Napster.
•
2001
07 - Afghanistan's Taliban bans Internet access
country-wide, including from Government offices, in
an attempt to control content (13 Jul).
•
2001
07 - Napster service shuts
down.
•
2001
08 - S90tv.com: Went on-line,
08-Jan-2001.
TeleKey Group / VRA
TelePlay Pictures.
•
2001 10 - ICANN signs over control to auDA on 26
Oct 2001.
•
2001 10 - RIAA and the Motion Picutre Assn. of
America sue Kazaa, Morpheus and Grokster for
copyright infringement.
•
2001 10 - U.S. Dept of Commerce issues a notice of
intent on 6 April to turn over management for the
.edu domain from VeriSign to Educause. Award
agreement is reached on 29 October. Community
colleges are able to register under .edu; Napster
keeps finding itself embroiled in litigation and is
eventually forced to suspend service; it comes back
later in the year as a subscription service.
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2001
11 - European Council finalizes an international
cybercrime treaty on 22 June and adopts it on 9
November. This is the first treaty addressing
criminal offenses committed over the
Internet.
•
2001 11 - The European Commission contracts with a
consortium of 30 national research networks for the
development of Géant, Europe's new gigabit
research network meant to enhance the current
capability provided by TEN-155 (6 Nov).
•
2001 12 - .us domain operational responsibility
assumed by NeuStar (20 Nov).
•
2001 12 - Australian government endorses the
transfer of authority for the .au domain to auDA
(18 Dec).
•
2001 12 - Listen.com launches the Rhapsody online
music service.
•
2001 12 - Viruses of the Year: Code Red (Jul),
Nimda (Sep), SirCam (Jul), BadTrans (Apr, Nov);
Emerging Technologies: Grid Computing, P2P.
•
2001s - VRAlogo.com: Went on-line, 05-Nov-2001.
TeleKey Group / VRA TelePlay Pictures.
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2001s
02 - Congming90.com: Went
on-line,
14-Feb-2001. TVI
Magazine / The TeleKey Group.
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2001s
02 - Xingtv.com: Went on-line,
14-Feb-2001.
TVI Magazine / The
TeleKey Group.
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2001s
11 - VRAtv.com: Went on-line,
16-Nov-2001.
TeleKey Group / VRA TelePlay Pictures.
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2002 - AT&T deploys a new nationwide
intelligent optical network which restores service
faster in the event of a failure or disaster. This
new network also provides the capability to
dramatically shorten provisioning time for new
high-speed circuits for business customers who have
direct access to the network.
•
2002 - ITU. The Union's most recent plenipotentiary
conference, held in Marrakesh from 23 September to
18 October 2002, endorsed the organization's
Strategic Plan.
•
2002
- RIAA - Hundreds of Internet radio stations
observe a Day of Silence in protest of proposed
song royalty rate increases (1
May).
•
2002 - U.S. ISP Association (USISPA) is created
from the former CIX (11 Jan) .name begins resolving
(15 Jan) .coop registrations begin (30 Jan) / .aero
registrations begin 18 March and begin resolving 2
September.
•
2002
06 - Napster files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
protection.
•
2002 04 - Federally recognized U.S. Indian tribes
become eligible to register under .gov (26
Apr);
•
2002f
- Emmys 2002. On The 100th and 75th Anniversary of
Radio and TV, Hollywood Forgets One Of The SMART
DAAF BOYS -- The Inventor and Patent Holders of
Radio and Television, Nathan Stubblefield and Philo
Farnsworth has been overlooked,
as the medium
celebrates the Emmys 2002. SEE MORE STORY IN
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2002s
0405 - tvinews.net: Went on-line,
05-Apr-2002.
TVI Magazine / The
TeleKey Group.
•
2002s
05 - WNBSradio.com: Went on-line,
10-May-2002.
WRUS Inc WNBS
RADIO-DOM). 1500 Diuguid Road, Murray, Ky 42071.
*NBSWiTel™©AFact
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2002s 06 - Smart90 Magic and Blog pages becomes
hip; Spain requires Government Registration -
Hundreds of Spain-based web sites take their
content off-line in protest of a new law that took
effect on 12 Oct requiring all commercial Web sites
to register with the government.
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2002s
08 - ChinaExpo2000.com: Went on-line,
08-Oct-2002.
*NBSWiTel™©AFact
•
2002s
08 - nbs100.com: Went on-line,
08-Feb-2002.
100th Year Celebration
of Wireless Telephone.
*NBSWiTel™©AFact
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2002
12 - U.S. law creates a kids-safe "dot-kids" domain
(kids.us)
to be implemented in 2003 (3 Dec); The FBI
teams up with Terray Lycos to disseminate virtual
wanted posts across the Web portal's properties (11
Dec).
•
02.
/ TimeLine /
NBS
100th Year Anniversary of Wireless Radio
Broadcast
•
2002s
09 - NBS 100th Year Celebration of 1902 radio
broadcast from ship to shore. SURF nbs100.com
Webcast Don McCulloch &
Friends.
Saturday September
21, 2002. What is the Relevancy of the
wired/wireless telephone/TV -- to the Internet? --
A wireless MPEG-4 telephone was used for the
webcast from Beverly Hills, California. Troy Cory,
Pete Allman, John Reagan, Mark Morris, Nick Tyler,
and Scott Stubblefield hosted the show. Easy access
to any form of information on the station's
transmitter and LookRadio's Mac computers from
anywhere in the world. A Philips DVD recorder was
used.
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2003
- AT&T introduces AT&T
VoiceTone®, the first end-to-end
automation solution that integrates conversational
speech technology with a full suite of contact
center networking
services. The
service makes it possible for customers to hold
natural conversations with computer-based systems
that understand what they say and mean, and that
respond to them to fulfill their request.•
2003 01 01.07 Apple AirPort Extreme announced at
nearly 5x speed of AirPort.
•
2003
- Yahoo Offer for Overture Passes Antitrust
Review - by
federal regulators of Yahoo Inc's proposed $1.7
-billion purchase of online search engine maker
Overture Services Inc. The Cash and stock offer
still needs Pasadena based Overture's shareholders
approval. By acquiring Overture, Sunnyvale-based
Yahoo would gain control over a major sources of
its revenue, as well as patents covering online
search.
•
2003
01 - Apple 12" PowerBook G4 and 17" PowerBook G4
announced.
•
2003
01 - First official Swiss online election takes
place in Anières (7
Jan); Virus.
Slammer worm causes one of the largest and fastest
spreading DDoS attacks (distributed denial of
service). Taking roughly 10 minutes to spread
worldwide, the worm took down 5 of the 13 DNS root
servers along with tens of thousands of other
servers, and impacted a multitude of systems
ranging from (bank) ATM systems to air traffic
control to emergency (911) systems (25 Jan).
•
2003 01 - VeriSign - Public Interest Registry (PIR)
takes over as .org registry operator on 1 Jan.
Transition is completed on 27 Jan. By giving up
.org, VeriSign is able to retain control over .com
domains.
•
2003s
02 - DV90.com: Went on-line,
02-Feb-2003.
TeleKey Group /
TVImagazine.
*NBSWiTel™©AFact
•
2003s
03 - YES90.net: Went on-line, 12-Mar -2003.
TeleKey Group /
TVImagazine.
*NBSWiTel™©AFact
•
2003
04 - Apple Computer Inc. launches iTunes Music
Store.
•
2003 05 - RIAA sues four college students for
running Napster-like networks. All four settle in
May.
•
2003 08 - Virus - by the name of "LoveSan" affects
hundreds of thousands of computers running
Microsoft 's Windows software.
•
2003
08 - Virus - Blaster Internet worm, copycat virus
writer of the original worm,
"LovSan."
•
2003 09 - Record labels sue 261 file sharers.
•
2004
/
•
2004 - AT&T introduces AT&T Internet
ProtectSM, a revolutionary service that can detect
and help stop network-based worms and viruses
before they infect and wreak havoc on corporate and
government networks. Thanks to AT&T's
groundbreaking technology, businesses can protect
themselves from network-based worms and viruses
without having to deploy firewalls at each
location,
•
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2004
- AT&T introduces Voice over Internet Protocol
(VoIP) services for consumers, a breakthrough
alternative to traditional voice services.
The company
already serves hundreds of businesses with its
managed VoIP services.
•
2004
- The ITU
Conference, held May 10-28, in Geneva.
•
2004
- Domain Names. The ITU Conference also stressed
the need for Internet Domain Names to reflect the
geographical and functional nature of the Internet
with an equitable balance of interests of all
stakeholders. Recognizing that access to Internet
should be available to all citizens on a
non-discriminatory basis,
the Conference
resolved that the management of Internet Domain
Names and addresses should be of concern to both
governments and the private sector and requested
ITU to take a significant role in the domain name
debate. Given ITU's role in the development of IP
standards and protocols for IP-based networks, the
Conference called for greater partnerships with
Internet standardization organizations,
governments, private sector and for a greater
outreach to developing countries.
•
2004 - ITU. In the period 2004-2007, the priority
actions to be undertaken by the Union will seek to
achieve the goals set out in the plan, which
include bridging the international digital divide
by facilitating development of fully interconnected
and interoperable networks and services and taking
a leading role in the preparations and follow-up of
the World Summit on the Information Society. It
also specifies that ITU develop tools, based on
contributions from members, to safeguard the
integrity and interoperability of networks.
•
2004 - The Wall Street Journal announces that
it will begin publishing a Weekend Edition,
starting in September 2005.
•
2004
- GE bought the television and movie assets of
Vivendi Universal and became the third largest
media conglomerate in the world. The new company
was named NBC
Universal.
Also in 2004, GE
completed the spinoff of most of its life and
mortgage insurance assets into an independent
company, Genworth Financial, based in Richmond,
Virginia.
•
2004s
07 - Troy Cory Show Concert Tour in China. Troy
Cory, Hawaiian Tropic performers and Sterling Rice
perform on
stage.
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2005 - Wall Street Journal announces a number
of innovative design and content enhancements to
the Journal's U.S. print, culminating in January
2007 with a reformatting of the Journal to a more
industry-standard 48-inch web width from its
current 60-inch Web width.
•
2005
-
AT&T and SBC Communications announce an
agreement whereby SBC will acquire AT&T in a
$16 billion transaction and create the industry's
premier communications and networking
company.
•
2005
- GE launched its "Ecomagination" initiative in an
attempt to position itself as a "green"
company.
Currently the
company is one of the biggest players in the wind
power industry and also developing new environment
friendly products such as hybrid locomotives and
photovoltaic cells. The company has also set goals
for its subsidiaries to lower their greenhouse gas
emissions.
•
2005 - On Dec. 1, the Fox News Channel said it
would start broadcasting in January 2006 "The
Journal Editorial Report," a current-affairs
program produced by The Wall Street Journal.
•
.2005 - MGM, including United Artists,
is bought by an investment group led by Sony
Corp.
•
2006
•
2006t
- The year of 2006, was proclaimed by UNESCO, as
well as the governments of Croatia and Serbia, to
be the year of Nikola Tesla. At the 150th
anniversary of Tesla's birth, July 10th
2006,
the renovated village
of Smiljan (which had been demolished during the
wars of the 1990s) was opened to the public along
with Tesla's house (as a memorial museum) and a new
multimedia center dedicated to the life and work of
Nikola Tesla. The parochial church of St. Peter and
Paul, where Tesla's father had held services, was
renovated as well. The museum and multimedia center
are filled with replicas of Tesla's work. The
museum has collected almost all of the papers ever
published by, and about, Nikola Tesla, most of
these provided by Ljubo Vujovic from the Tesla
Memorial Society in New York. Alongside Tesla's
house, a monument created by sculptor Mile Blazevic
has been erected. In the nearby city of Gospic, on
the same date as the reopening of the renovated
village and museums, a higher education school
named Nikola Tesla was opened, and a replica of the
statue of Tesla made by Frano Krsinic (the original
is in Belgrade) was presented. -- In the years
after, many of his innovations, theories and claims
have been used, at times unsuitably and with some
controversy, to support various fringe theories
that are regarded as unscientific. Most of Tesla's
own work conformed with the principles and methods
accepted by science, but his extravagant
personality and sometimes unrealistic claims,
combined with his unquestionable genius, have made
him a popular figure among fringe theorists and
believers in conspiracies about 'hidden
knowledge.'
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2006
- The Kyoto Protocol. As of August 2006, a total of
165 countries and other governmental entities have
ratified the agreement. The Kyoto Protocol now
covers more than 160 countries globally (not
including the United States and Australia) and over
55% of global greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions.The
Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework
Convention on climate change is an amendment to the
International Treaty on climate change assigning
mandatory targets for the reducton of greenhouse
gas emissions to signatory nations.
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Countries that ratify this protocol commit to
reduce their emissions of carbon dioxide and five
other greenhouse gases, or engage in emissions
trading if they maintain or increase emissions of
these gases.
•••
The treaty was negotiated in Kyoto, Japan in
December 1997, opened for signature on March 16,
1998, and closed on March 15, 1999. The agreement
came into force on February 16, 2005 following
ratification by Russia on November 18, 2004.
•
2006 - United
Artists Resurrected.
Tom Cruise and
Paula Wagner partners with UA owner MGM returning
UA to its roots as an artist-operated studio. In
1919 UA was founded by four of the most important
figures in the silent movei era -- Charlie Chaplin,
Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford and D.W.
Griffith.
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