Coupures de Presse [ le 10 janvier 2003 ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

MonBlogue.com MonBlogue.com ouvre son millième blogue Le service MonBlogue.com a franchi ce matin la barre des 1.000 blogues ouverts.C'est Archenassa qui a ouvert le millième blogue.Ce cap a été franchi moins de quatre mois après le lancement du service, le 23 septembre dernier. En moyenne, le service MonBlogue.com accueille donc une dizaine de nouveaux carnets Web personnels chaque jour. (Branchez-Vous)

Press clippings [ January 9, 2003 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Gaming World Violent computer game firm up for design award The makers of best-selling computer game series Grand Theft Auto have been shortlisted for Designer of the Year. (Ananova) Cyber Story Father shames his tearaway teenagers on the internet A father is so worried about his two children falling into a life of crime that he has named and shamed them on the internet. The site for the Wiltshire town of Malmesbury is now full of essays by Mr Forward documenting his struggle with the teenagers. The pair were almost killed last year when they were passengers in a stolen car which crashed and overturned in a country lane. Samantha was expelled from school a few weeks ago and admitted assault after throwing a plate of spaghetti over the deputy headteacher at her school. Mr Forward, 47, who says he has been let down by police, social services and local authorities, added: "I did this as a last resort. I have tried talking to them, but they are so angry about so many things." (Ananova) Lobbying online Stumping on the Net for Bush Plan Bush officials visit Web chat rooms to tout their new economic plan, a $674 billion package that includes speeding up tax rate reductions and eliminating taxes on stock dividends. ( Wired) Segway No way for Segways? More cities may ban scooter The two-wheeled battery-powered scooter known as the Segway all but hypnotized the media and public when it was unveiled a year ago. But the fascination appears to be wearing thin in Northern California. After San Francisco decided to ban the Segway from its sidewalks late last year, a number of other Bay Area cities -- from Oakland to Santa Cruz -- are considering the same move. (SiliconValley.com)