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Weblog — Cyril Fiévet / Emily Turrettini
Les blogs tiennent salon
La Chronique SMS
Oublier son mobile, le nouveau tabou au Japon
Selon un article dans le "Online Journalism Review", au Japon, laisser se décharger son mobile ou l'oublier sont des actes inacceptables pour les adolescents et qui peut aboutir à l'ostracisme du groupe. (netsurf/sms)
Les autres brèves aujourd'hui dans la Chronique SMS du 10.03.2003 :
SMS Chess, meilleur jeu mobile 2002
Douaniers menacés par SMS
Le service 3G de NTTDoCoMo décolle enfin
La Revue de Presse Francophone [ 10.03.03 ]
USA
Dir.com : le nouveau google ?
Selon un article du Journal Du Net à paraitre lundi, dir.com pourrait bien venir concurrencer Google trés bientot. boomtchak
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English Press From Around The Web [ 10.03.03 ]
Business World
Firms Curbing Employees' Web Access
Across the country, thousands of large and small firms -- and government agencies -- are installing special software that can block access to individual Web sites from employees' computers. Washington Post
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Stats
According to an FBI survey last year, 78 percent of companies found that some of their employees had abused their Internet privileges, such as by downloading pornography or pirated software. An Internet study by the research firm IDC estimates that 30 to 40 percent of Internet surfing between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. is not work related. (Washington Post — March 7)
War Wise & Wired
Roogle
A new RSS search engine. What will Google's lawyers think?
Daily Quiz
Who's Who, What's What?
See what you know about the events that made the news this past week.
Weblog — Cyril Fiévet / Emily Turrettini
Les blogs tiennent salonLa Chronique SMS
Oublier son mobile, le nouveau tabou au Japon Selon un article dans le "Online Journalism Review", au Japon, laisser se décharger son mobile ou l'oublier sont des actes inacceptables pour les adolescents et qui peut aboutir à l'ostracisme du groupe. (netsurf/sms)
Les autres brèves aujourd'hui dans la Chronique SMS du 10.03.2003 :
SMS Chess, meilleur jeu mobile 2002Douaniers menacés par SMSLe service 3G de NTTDoCoMo décolle enfinLa Revue de Presse Francophone [ 10.03.03 ]
USA
Dir.com : le nouveau google ?Selon un article du Journal Du Net à paraitre lundi, dir.com pourrait bien venir concurrencer Google trés bientot. boomtchak
[ Articles suivants ]
[ Articles jours précédents...]
English Press From Around The Web [ 10.03.03 ]
Business World
Firms Curbing Employees' Web AccessAcross the country, thousands of large and small firms -- and government agencies -- are installing special software that can block access to individual Web sites from employees' computers. Washington Post
[ More headline news...]
[ Previous headline news...]
StatsAccording to an FBI survey last year, 78 percent of companies found that some of their employees had abused their Internet privileges, such as by downloading pornography or pirated software. An Internet study by the research firm IDC estimates that 30 to 40 percent of Internet surfing between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. is not work related. (Washington Post — March 7)War Wise & Wired
RoogleA new RSS search engine. What will Google's lawyers think?
Daily Quiz
Who's Who, What's What?See what you know about the events that made the news this past week.
