Coupures de Presse [ le 22 février, 2002 ]

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Droits d'Auteur Le traité protégeant les droits d'auteur sur internet en vue Un traité international de protection des oeuvres musicales sur internet, conclu en 1997, entrera en vigueur le 20 mai 2002, annonce l'Organisation mondiale de la propriété intellectuelle (Ompi), l'agence des Nations unies chargée de faire respecter les droits d'auteur. (Yahoo Actualités)

Press clippings [ February 22 2002 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Mild Virus Alert Newsletter' worm targets Outlook Security experts around the world are warning of a new virus that uses Microsoft Outlook e-mail software to replicate itself by sending out mass e-mails that may destroy some Windows files. (CNN) ? EU says internet is running out of space The European Union warns that the internet is running out of space. EU Commissioner Erkki Liikanen says getting the new system up and running before addresses run out in three or four years is vital. The new communications system, known as Internet protocol version 6 (IPv6), will increase the number of internet addresses. It will make room for the expected explosion in mobile and internet-enabled devices to come. (Ananova) eBAYWATCH EBay Is Asked to Remove Trade Center Items The Bloomberg administration demanded that eBay remove World Trade Center memorabilia from its Web site. The company said it would remove items that appeared to violate trademark laws or its internal guidelines on a case-by-case basis. But company officials said they would not take all trade center-related items off the site, saying that the company's policy was generally to let the marketplace determine what items were sold there. (NY Times) Kevin Mitnick Mitnick Meets His Pigeon Kevin Mitnick and the former Novell employee he duped into giving him access to the company's computer network -- an act which eventually sent Mitnick to prison -- finally meet face to face. "This is ironic," Mitnick said as he and Shawn Nunley shook hands and greeted each other like old pals at the RSA Conference on computer security. The two laughed and swapped stories about the days when they were antagonists.