*Interview of May 20, 2000 (original interview in French)
= What is FTPress?
FTPress (French Touch Press) is a French cyberpress company. It has created the following websites:
— www.ftpress.com, which describes the concept, products and structure of the media company, and gives very informal portraits of the team members.
— www.internetactu.com, Internet Actu's website, which carries news about the Internet and new technology. It was launched on 9 September 1999 in its present form. It replaced LMB Actu (Le Micro Bulletin Actu - The Micro News Bulletin), published by the Information Systems Department (Délégation aux systèmes d'information (DSI)) at France's National Centre for Scientific Research (Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS)).
— www.pixelactu.com, Pixel Actu's website, giving news about digital pictures, set up on 31 January 2000.
— www.esanteactu.com, eSanté Actu's website, with news about eHealth — the interface between health (as seen by professionals) and the Internet — launched on 16 May 2000.
- www.lafontaine.net, the website of Jean de la Fontaine (a 17th century French poet and writer, renowned for his Fables), containing all his works, as well as many drawings, pastiches and recordings. It also features a "Daily Fable".
- www.commissairetristan.com, the website of Superintendant Tristan's adventures (Les aventures du Commissaire Tristan), the first (free) online crime novel, co-produced by FTPress and AlloCiné and launched in mid-June 2000.
Many projects are planned in the next months.