Coupures de Presse [ le 21 février 2003 ]

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Napster Suite Bertelsmann poursuivi pour ses investissements dans Napster Des éditeurs et des auteurs de musique ont porté plainte contre le géant allemand des médias Bertelsmann à qui ils demandent des dommages de 17 milliards de dollars pour ses investissements dans le service, aujourd'hui disparu, d'échange de fichiers musicaux en ligne Napster. (Yahoo Actualités)

Press clippings [ February 21, 2003 ]

Featured Articles : www.netsurf.ch Wireless Troubled Times for a Telco Titan NTT DoCoMo, the crown jewel of Japanese telco firms, is struggling to find its footing abroad. In just a few years, it has gone from mobile-phone pioneer to a company swimming in red ink. (Wired) Technology Software for foreign chat, romance New handheld tools let you convert anything into English. (MSNBC) Credit card theft Root of massive credit card theft found A hacker who gained access to millions of credit card numbers apparently did it by breaking into a computer system at a company that handles transactions for catalog companies and other direct marketers. (CNN) Disturbing Net security software exposed The most commonly used security system to protect passwords over the internet has been cracked by researchers at one of Switzerland's top technology universities. (BBC) Blogdom On the warpath Blogs are now so powerful that the media are playing catch up, says Glenn Reynolds, a rightwing commentator and pioneer of the medium. (The Guardian) Fun Website for dogs in cars pictures is a hit A writer from Poole in Dorset has set up a website dedicated to pictures of dogs in cars. Mr Turner said: "I had a camera in my car and just started taking pictures of dogs in cars as a joke." He says the site is now getting about 4,000 hits a day and may soon be featured on Graham Norton's show after the Channel 4 programme contacted him. (Ananova) Cyber Story Heartbroken man takes 'SheDumpedMe' blues online Bare-bone facts at first, the site bluntly informed inquiring friends and family of the demise of his long-term relationship and the reason why: that his girlfriend's feelings had changed and she wanted children ... soon. The site, shedumped.net, also provided visitors with some background information on Puzzele, in the hopes that someone might know eligible women he could meet. (USA Today)