Coupures de Presse [ le 29 novembre ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

Coup de filet Opération anti-pédophilie «sans précédent» dans 19 pays, dont le Canada Une opération policière anti-pédophiles «sans précédent» s'est déroulée mercredi dans 19 pays dans le monde, dont le Royaume-Uni, visant 130 individus, a annoncé la police britannique. (Multimédium)

Press clippings [ November 29, 2001 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch «Badtrans.B» Virus BT Openworld admits spreading virus BT's internet arm has admitted sending its customers Badtrans, the internet's latest successful email virus. A company employee accidentally sent emails infected with the virus to an unknown number of its users on Friday, the first day the virus appeared, BT spokesman Tony Henderson said.  (The Guardian) Net Usage Study Net usage up at cost of TV viewing People are increasingly spending more time online but not at the cost of family relationships or social activities, says a study to be released Thursday. Instead, the “victim” of increased Internet usage appears to be television viewing, the study says. And online shopping, though down slightly from a year ago, continues to be strong even in the face of a recession, the study says.  (MSNBC)

Cybersurveillance DOJ's Already Monitoring Modems The Department of Justice didn't wait long before unleashing its new powers under the anti-terrorism bill to gain information without a court order. (Wired)