Short exposure to mobile phone radiation appears to destroys brain cells in rats and may lead to the early Alzheimer's disease.

The future of marketing - Lisbon Portugal

Marketing: Profissionais reunidos em congresso insistem n ecessidade de inovar Agencia Lusa Portugal - 24 November 2005

Yet another mutant of the infamous love bug is now unleashed, even more dangerous than the one before. This one changes it's name each time it is opened, and then resends to everyone in an Outlook address book, before severely damaging your hard disk.

How to beat viruses in e-mail - By Dr Patrick Dixon, Global Change Ltd

Archive for interest: 1997 - very accurate. People often tell me that only computer nerds and "sad people" use the net. How wrong they are.

Almost four out of ten homes in the US already have a personal computer and one in three of these has a modem enabling the computer and telephone to be connected. By the year 2000 at least 20% of all US households are expected to be on-line.

At present, the median age of users is 32 years, 64% have college degrees and 25% have an income larger than $80,000 so the image of the long haired student computer freak is quite wrong. Half of internet users have managerial or professional jobs and 31% are women. There are now (May 1996) more than a million web sites for them to visit.