Coupures de Presse [ le 4 mars, 2002 ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

Etude Internet: de plus en plus outil de travail, de moins en moins ludique Internet est désormais plus un outil de travail qu'un objet ludique aux États-Unis, selon une enquête de l'Institut américain Pew, dont les résultats ont été publiés dimanche. Selon Pew, qui réalise chaque année une enquête sur l'impact d'Internet sur la population américaine, 57% d'Américains l'utilisaient en mars 2001 contre 46% en mars 2000. (Multimédium) Welcome Back Ze WoC est de retour Apres de longs mois d'absence, Ze WoC est de retour ! Le guide du meilleur et du pire de l'internet vous invite a découvrir ses nouveautés et son nouveau look.

Press clippings [ March 4, 2002 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Text Mining Software reads, understands In a few months, SAS Institute, the world's largest private software company, will begin selling a package that could be adapted to compare word and grammar patterns to a writer's previous work and reveal inconsistencies. SAS, which already makes fraud-detection systems for banks and phone companies, says its Text Miner program will be sold to bolster business intelligence, not uncover falsehoods. (USA Today) Be Afraid Windows hits the road Microsoft said on Monday that BMW's new 7-Series sedan would use Windows CE software to run its in-dash control computer. And Microsoft executives said several other automakers would soon unveil Windows CE-powered systems for future vehicles. (USA Today) Interview John Barlow Interview In this interview with CNET, John Perry Barlow, co-founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Internet entrepreneur, and Grateful Dead lyricist - among other claims to fame - talks about the kinds of things you'd expect him to. He wants us all to care very deeply about threats to the freedom of the Internet - and there's no doubt we should, even though what to do isn't always very clear. (Netsurfer Digest)