Coupures de Presse [ le 16 octobre ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

WSJ Les abonnés du Wall Street Journal on line progresse en un an de 20 % Le site du Wall Street Journal comptait  fin septembre 2001,  609 000 abonnés payants, soit une progression de 20 % sur un an. (La Lettre de l'Atelier) Afghanistan Don en ligne pour l'Afghanistan Après les différentes campagnes de dons en ligne en faveur des victimes des attentats du 11 septembre, Médecins sans Frontières (MSF) lance la sienne pour venir en aide à la population afghane.  (Internet Actu)

Press clippings [ October 16, 2001 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Outrageous RIAA Wants to Hack Your PC Recording industry lobbyists had quietly tried to insert an amendment into an anti-terrorism bill to let copyright holders break into your PC and delete pirated files. Privacy experts are horrified. (Wired) Wartimeliberty.co A copy of an amendment that the Recording Industry Association of America had been shopping around on Capitol Hill.

«Govnet» 'Govnet' would be costly, prone to failure,  experts say Creating an independent U.S. government computer network that is separate from the Internet would be costly and fail to create a safe haven from hack attacks and viruses, security experts said Monday. (SV.com)

Yahoo! Yahoo Revamps Site to Include Section for Used Merchandise Yahoo is opening a revamped shopping Web site that includes a new area for used merchandise, opening a competitive front against eBay and Amazon.com. (WSJ) Paid subscription required

Inflating Stats Pop-up ads influence Web traffic numbers Pop-ups and pop-unders continue to gain momentum and drive up traffic numbers for little-known Web sites, according to a new study. (News.com)

Bin Laden Geology may give bin Laden away  Experts study recent video with hope of identifying his location in Afghanistan Geologists are examining rocks visible in a recent videotape of Osama bin Laden, in hopes of shedding light on his whereabouts. (SF Chronicle)