Coupures de Presse [ le 5 février, 2002 ]

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Moteurs de Recherche Positionnement publicitaire : les premiers procés arrivent Mark Nutritionals Inc.,  créatrice de la gamme baptisée "Body Solutions" accuse AltaVista, Kanoodle, FindWhat et Overture d'avoir vendu le mot clé "body solutions" à ses concurrents. Il demande réparation pour un montant de 440 millions de $, soit, pour 110 millions chaque site incriminé. (Abondance)

Press clippings [ February 5 2002 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Cell Phones NTSB probes cell phone connection to fatal accident Federal safety investigators are looking for the first time into whether a driver's use of a cell phone contributed to a fatal automobile crash. The incident Friday near Washington left five dead when the driver of a sports vehicle utility lost control of the vehicle and hurtled over a guardrail into oncoming traffic. (USA Today) Digital Fingerprints You can't hide in a digital office Shredding doesn't help cover tracks when most documents are first created on a PC. (News.com) Nice EBay CEO donates $30 million to Princeton Meg Whitman, president and chief executive officer of online auction giant eBay, is giving $30 million to her alma mater, Princeton University, marking one of the largest single philanthropic contributions by a female executive. (SV.com) Offbeat Monks confess to spamming habit Monks at the St Trinity and St Nicholas monastery in Shmakovka, allegedly 'spammed' thousands of inboxes asking for donations. The monks say they are new to the web and didn't know they were doing anything wrong. (Ananova)