Coupures de Presse [ le 30 novembre ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

Suisse Premier test de vote par Internet à Genève Le canton de Genève va tester le mois prochain la ''convivialité'' du vote par Internet auprès de quelque 500 personnes. L'exercice, sans valeur légale, portera sur des sujets nationaux, cantonaux et communaux qui doivent être soumis à référendum le 2 décembre prochain.  (Yahoo Actualités)

Press clippings [ November 30, 2001 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch COPA Child Internet Law Will Blunt Free Speech, Group Tells Court A lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union has told the Supreme Court that the main federal law aimed at keeping children from viewing pornography on the Internet will cripple free speech for adults in cyberspace. (IHT) Cellephony You can ring, but you can't hide Our mobile phones track every move we make, but we're entitled to see their logs. (The Guardian)

E-Commerce Federated Shutting Bloomingdale's E-Commerce Site Federated Department Stores, Inc., battling flagging sales and profits, on Thursday said it will pull the plug on its Bloomingdale's retail Internet operation and scale back its Macy's Web site to focus less on apparel and more on housewares, gifts and jewelry. (Yahoo News)

Remember «it»? Will 'It' Finally Be Revealed? Dean Kamen's latest, mysterious invention -- known either as "Ginger" or "It" -- is supposed to be revealed on national television next week. Will it happen? The timing of the announcement seems strange in these dark times. (Wired)

Crazy Abortion Clinics on New Net Alert The proprietor of the controversial anti-abortion site, Nuremberg Files, says an escaped felon is threatening to kill 42 unnamed clinic workers unless they notify him through the Internet that they have quit their jobs. (Wired)