Coupures de Presse [ le 15 janvier 2003 ]

Articles à la "Une" : www.netsurf.ch

Grafitti 2 Palm tire un trait sur l'écriture Graffiti Le célèbre système de saisie des assistants personnels Palm, basé sur un alphabet spécifique, est désormais remplacé par un procédé plus intuitif et reconnaissant les caractères classiques. Une initiative de Palm pour sortir de son procès avec Xerox. (Yahoo Actualités) Wanadoo Wanadoo dans le cercle restreint des entreprises internet rentables Wanadoo, filiale internet de France Télécom, a rejoint en 2002 le club très fermé des entreprises internet rentables, annonçant qu'elle avait dégagé le premier bénéfice net de sa courte histoire. (Yahoo Actualités) La Fête de l'Internet La fête de l'Internet 2003 sera "plus mûre" Organisée du 17 au 23 mars, la manifestation aura pour thème "Pourquoi pas nous". Haut débit et technologies seront au centre des événemenst et débats. (Le Journal du net)

Press clippings [ January 15, 2003 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Microsoft Governments to see Windows code Microsoft will share the source code underlying its Windows operating system with several international governments, a move designed to address concerns about the security of the OS. (News.com) Music US firms strike internet copyright deal The leading trade associations for America's music and technology industries have negotiated a landmark compromise over copyright for internet downloads of music and films. (The Guardian) RIAA calls hacking claim a hoax Claims that the music industry hired a group of hackers to create a worm to infect peer-to-peer networks are being dismissed by the RIAA and security experts. (News.com) Child Porn Child porn: Even surfing can mean jail Even so much as clicking on a Web site featuring child pornography could result in a jail sentence of up to five years in the United Kingdom. (CNN) The Year of the Virus More Computer Viruses Expected in 2003 -Expert Computer users should brace for a new onslaught of viruses this year, especially worms deployed into instant messaging systems that allow users to chat quickly and cheaply across the Web, an anti-virus expert said Tuesday. (Washington Post) Cyber Culture GiveBoobs.com "Help a girl fill out her sweater". In a new twist on online begging, a college student needs $4,500 to have a brest operation. Since Nov 20th, she has raised $1497.97. (netsurf)