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Weblog — Cyril Fiévet / Emily Turrettini
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Weblog — Francis Pisani
Intel: comment maintenir l'hégémonie
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Des photos envoyées au Front
Des centaines de photos de familles ont été envoyées aux soldats américains en poste au Front, grâce à l'opérateur mobile Sprint, qui a envoyé 5 opérateurs à la base aérienne d'Andrews, munis de photos téléphones.
Lire la suite dans la Chronique SMS du 17.03.2003 :
La Revue de Presse Francophone [ 17.03.03 ]
Cinéma
MDb, la plus grande star des oscars
MDb.com, le répertoire gratuit créé par Col Needham, réunit désormais tous les films de l'histoire. Retour arrière sur un succès extraordinaire. Par Pierre Grosjean pour Largeur.com
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E-Mail @ The Front
E-mail boosts military morale
The Internet has become a crucial bridge for deployed troops and their loved ones, but the frequent contact also creates new worries about compromising military security. Sailors generally get online through satellite links using computers in ship libraries or other public areas. On land, “morale tents” are lined with rows of Internet-enabled computers. When access is available to the troops, usage can be limited — 20 minutes here, an hour there — and lines can stretch for hours. MSNBC
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Seven of every ten Silicon Valley companies that Wall Street first sold to the public during the technology boom -- a group that generated some of the biggest first-day gains in stock market history -- are now dead or valued at less than half their initial price. (Mercury News — March 16)
War Wise & Wired
Kevin Sites Blog
A first-person account of a solo journalist's life on the front lines of war.
Daily Quiz
Despot or Sexpot ?
Can you tell by their moustache?
Weblog — Cyril Fiévet / Emily Turrettini
Kevin Sites Blog : en direct du (futur) frontWirelessence
Weblog — Francis Pisani
Intel: comment maintenir l'hégémonieLa Chronique SMS
Des photos envoyées au FrontDes centaines de photos de familles ont été envoyées aux soldats américains en poste au Front, grâce à l'opérateur mobile Sprint, qui a envoyé 5 opérateurs à la base aérienne d'Andrews, munis de photos téléphones.
Lire la suite dans la Chronique SMS du 17.03.2003 :
La Revue de Presse Francophone [ 17.03.03 ]
Cinéma
MDb, la plus grande star des oscarsMDb.com, le répertoire gratuit créé par Col Needham, réunit désormais tous les films de l'histoire. Retour arrière sur un succès extraordinaire. Par Pierre Grosjean pour Largeur.com
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[ Articles jours précédents...]
English Press From Around The Web [ 17.03.03 ]
E-Mail @ The Front
E-mail boosts military moraleThe Internet has become a crucial bridge for deployed troops and their loved ones, but the frequent contact also creates new worries about compromising military security. Sailors generally get online through satellite links using computers in ship libraries or other public areas. On land, “morale tents” are lined with rows of Internet-enabled computers. When access is available to the troops, usage can be limited — 20 minutes here, an hour there — and lines can stretch for hours. MSNBC
[ More headline news...]
[ Previous headline news...]
StatsSeven of every ten Silicon Valley companies that Wall Street first sold to the public during the technology boom -- a group that generated some of the biggest first-day gains in stock market history -- are now dead or valued at less than half their initial price. (Mercury News — March 16)War Wise & Wired
Kevin Sites BlogA first-person account of a solo journalist's life on the front lines of war.
Daily Quiz
Despot or Sexpot ?Can you tell by their moustache?
