Rachida Dati s’est déclarée favorable aux mesures proposées par la commission chargée de réviser l’ordonnance de 45, relative à la justice des mineurs, et notamment à l’idée de ramener à 12 ans l’âge auquel pourront être appliquées des sanctions pénales, dont éventuellement une mise en détention dans le cas d’un crime.

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L’Affaire des affaires sera un des albums incontournables de janvier 2009. Et pour cause, tout ce qui parle de près ou loin l’Affaire Clearstream est décortiqué par la presse, la classe politique sans oublier les adeptes du “tous pourris”. Surtout que cette adaptation en bande dessinée de la vie du journaliste d’investigation Denis Robert est chapeautée directement par l’intéressé, aidé au scénario par Yan Lindingre.

Les éditions Dargaud viennent de mettre en ligne les 6 premières pages du premier volet qui en comptera 200, dessinées par Laurent Astier, auteur d’Aven et Cellule Poison. On y découvre un Jacques Chirac à 200 à l’heure – ça nous change – et des personnalités clefs de l’affaire Clearstream comme un Dominique de Villepin taillé au couteau ou un Nicolas Sarkozy surexcité – là, ça change pas. À en croire ces premières pages et la fameuse phrase du “croc de boucher” lancée par le ministre de l’Intérieur d’alors, le scénario risque d’être ponctué d’anecdotes, en plus d’un aspect pédagogique mis en avant par l’éditeur. Les auteurs devraient ainsi s’étendre sur les arcanes des banques offshores ou des paradis fiscaux.

Avec son côté thriller politique, L’Affaire des affaires devrait autant séduire les amateurs de polar que les passionnés de BD reportage. À moins que ce ne soit les fans de Jean-Jacques Beineix, persuadés d’y voir là une suite à la mémorable Affaire du siècle.




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8Coupons

20-Word Description

8coupons.com is the next generation of coupons. You can text yourself great deals for big savings in NYC.

CEO’s Pitch

8coupons is a fun and easy way to save time, money, and trees by getting the best, up-to-the-minute deals on your cell phone (e-mail, iPhone, facebook, and anywhere else you want it). So instead of having to spend time looking for deals and cool new places to try around NYC, you can either subscribe to 8coupons’ weekly “Top 8″ emails or sign up to get deals alerts from your favorite restaurants, shops, spas, and even Broadway shows! Users can redeem an 8coupons deal by simply showing their phone (text coupon) to the cashier. For local business owners, 8coupons is an efficient and affordable way to a) get the word out about your store or restaurant and b) get new customers in the door to try out your product or service.

Mashable’s Take

Mobile coupons are an interesting idea that seems to fill an obvious need. Cutting out coupons from the newspaper is time consuming (and lots of people don’t read the print edition), and using Internet coupons requires you to find and print a deal before leaving the house.

However, the concept hasn’t really taken off. Cellfire is probably the biggest name in the space, but their focus is mostly on big national retailers. 8Coupons, available only in New York City for now, offers a hyper-local approach to mobile coupons that could be a bit more viable.

The site features a variety of coupons for local NYC businesses in different categories like food, entertainment, and beauty & spa. Those coupons can then either be printed out, saved to your 8Coupons account, or sent via SMS directly to your cell phone. You can then show the SMS message to the retailers who will in turn accept the deal. Advertisers pay 8Coupons $8.88 per day to list their coupons on the site, with the idea being that the discounts will drive more customers to their business.

As a customer, if you’re not in NYC, 8Coupons probably isn’t going to do much for you. But it’s a simple and interesting business idea that could easily be duplicated in any market – and one that actually makes money. The looming competitor in the space is phones with GPS capabilities, where coupons and promotions can be delivered on a hyper-local basis. But we’re still likely a few years away from those devices being as mainstream as SMS.

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