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Public record

A media timeline built on traceable sources.

This page is designed to present verified press references about the Cyberdétective story and the changing use of computing in research.

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Press source collection

Coverage and context

Building a dependable record of past publications

The vocabulary and methods of digital investigation have changed substantially since the early internet era. Press archives are useful for understanding what technologies and professional practices looked like at the time.

The Cyberdétective career has received coverage outside France. This section is structured to list references only after their bibliographic details have been checked.

Historic work discussed in an article should not be mistaken for the current service offering, which concerns software, computing support and education.

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Bibliographic standards

What makes a press entry useful?

A traceable reference tells the reader more than an unsupported quote or a decorative row of news logos.

Publication details

Record publisher, headline, publication language and the most reliable date available.

An accessible source

Link to the primary article or a legitimate archive when the original is unavailable.

Clear historical framing

Explain how the subject of an older report differs from present-day services.

Reference entries awaiting verification

Article headlines, publication dates and article URLs have not been invented to fill this page. Source records can be inserted here after verification of each original publication.

Entry format: publisher · exact article title · date · author if known · country · original URL or authorised archive.

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