Coupures de Presse [ le 28 octobre, 2002 ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

Google Story Les "Google AdWords" pour trouver un job A la recherche d'un emploi depuis la fin août 2002, Thierry Tareau vient de programmer sa propre campagne d'affichage par mots clés sur Google.fr, dans le but de trouver un employeur potentiellement séduit par la démarche et intéressé pour le rencontrer, et plus si affinités…(Abondance) Ai Qaïda Les pirates informatiques d'Al-Qaïda seraient à l'oeuvre, selon des experts Des pirates informatiques du réseau terroriste Al-Qaïda d'Oussama ben Laden pénétrent régulièrement des pages web pour y glisser des messages secrets à l'intention des membres du groupe, selon des experts. (Yahoo Actualités)

Press clippings [ October 28 2002 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch E-Commerce Spanish Net Law Sparks Protest Several hundred website operators in Spain take down their pages to demonstrate against tough new rules regulating e-commerce. Any website located in Spain that engages in commerce -- even a struggling Egyptology site -- must now register with the government under a stringent new law that took effect on Oct. 12. The tough rules have prompted at least 300 website owners to take their pages offline in protest, according to Kriptopolis, a digital rights and Internet security site coordinating the campaign. It has drawn support from online civil libertarians across Europe. (Wired) Call Centers Say Hello to Sanjeep, Er, Sam At Indian call centers, employees are given U.S. identities and taught to sound "American." As these back-office operations grow in number, so do the resulting cultural clashes. Manu Joseph reports from India. (Wired) Blogdom When the Spam Hits the Blogs The latest trick of bulk e-mail marketers is to hit the referral logs of popular weblogs, and the bloggers are hopping mad. (Wired) Blogger.com survives hack attack Pyra sparked up its popular Blogger.com site Friday after shutting it down earlier in the day in response to a hacker attack. (ZDNet)