Seine, etc. Issue 170 Review of current online events and publications Tatyana Danilova Publication date: February 8, 2004 This of NewYorkTimes Magazine caught everyone's attention week an article from the latest issue . This interest is understandable: after all, we are talking about those who write viruses and prefer anonymity. Virus writers have become more careful.

Original article Translation by Tatyana Danilova When Heather Loyer was 13, she read a book that changed her life: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Inspired by stories of how J. Rowling's books got children excited about reading, the girl decided that she would do the same to introduce children to literary skills." Less than a year later, she launched an online newspaper for the fictional Hogwarts college called The Daily Prophet .

This week , an article from the last issue of Newyorktimes Magazine attracted the public attention. This interest is clear: it is about those who write viruses and prefers anonymity. Virus writers became more careful. As a rule, they themselves do not release from the bottle of the genies they created, instead laying the code on their sites, where anyone can take it - and for any purpose.

Original article Translation by Tatyana Danilova Comed Hizer Loyer 13, she read the book that changed her whole life: "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone." Inspired by the stories about how the book by J. Rowling chopped children to reading, the girl decided that she would help to introduce children to literary skills in the same way. Less than a year later, she launched the Online newspaper Hogwarts’s fictional college entitled “Daily Prophet” .

What if it’s not a binge? Vulnerability of Russian elections to terrorist escalation Gleb Pavlovsky Publication date: February 9, 2004 "Is there still glory to God?" - the terrorist Grinevitsky quietly objected to Tsar Alexander before killing him. Let’s say everything works out, and in the funniest way possible, candidate Rybkin will be found alive and well somewhere in the country .

Original article Translation by Tatyana Danilova When Heather Loyer was 13, she read a book that changed her life: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Inspired by stories of how J. Rowling's books got children excited about reading, the girl decided that she would do the same to introduce children to literary skills." Less than a year later, she launched an online newspaper for the fictional Hogwarts college called The Daily Prophet .