Coupures de Presse [ le 22 octobre ]

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Microsoft Un pirate réussit à briser la protection des oeuvres musicales de Microsoft Adieu veau, vache, cochon, couvée! Pressentie pour occuper une place de plus en plus importante au sein de l'industrie musicale américaine en raison de ses technologies de gestion des droits numériques, Microsoft a vu ses plans chamboulés aujourd'hui avec le lancement d'un tout petit logiciel capable de débarasser en quelques secondes les fichiers protégés de toute trace de blocage. (Multimédium) Mouchard Informatique Texas: Liberté Web- Surveillée pour les délinquants sexuels Retour à la cas prison pour trois délinquants sexuels  texans, dénoncés par le mouchard informatique qui veillait à ce qu´ils ne se connectent pas sur des  sites pornographiques ou pédophiles. (transfert) n/e/tsurfquiz.com NetActu Quiz [19.10.01] Les actualités Internet de la semaine passée en revue.   Testez-vous!

Press clippings [ October 22, 2001 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Kevin Mitnick Hacker cries foul over FBI snooping The world's most infamous computer hacker, out of jail and eking a living as an actor in a television drama, has denounced the new Patriot Act - which would allow FBI and police to snoop on emails and monitor US internet activity in their efforts to counter terrorism.  (The Guardian)

Domain Names Registration for .Biz Is Delayed Open registration for Internet addresses ending in .biz, scheduled to begin Nov 23, has been postponed to Nov. 7, according to the company that manages the .biz database, NeuLevel. (NY Times)

RIAA Aggressive Strategy Brought On Inquiry of Recording Industry Rivals of the major record companies say the labels may have moved online too aggressively, and the government is exploring whether the recording industry is trying to illegally dominate distribution on the Web. (NY Times)

SEC SEC Unveils Spanish-Language Web Site The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday launched a Spanish-language section, in an effort to provide investor education to the fast-growing Hispanic population in the United States.  (Yahoo News)

Out of Africa Internet radios aid Africa Innovative digital radios are allowing development workers in Africa to access the internet. (BBC)

BarbaraCartland.com Romance Queen Cartland's Books Take to Web Millions of fans of romance queen Barbara Cartland, whose dashing heroes and chaste heroines took the world by storm for most of last century, will soon be able to download audio copies of her books from the Internet.   (Yahoo News)