Write to the editor @newagebd.com Main Page « Front Page « Metro « Business « International « Sports « National « Editorial « Op-Ed « Home « Timeout « Letters « Others Archive « Launch Supplement «   March 14-20, 2008   On the cover A click away from crime With an inactive cyber law and a severe lack of the expertise necessary to detect cyber crime, Bangladesh is a safe haven for anyone committing a computer crime, Saad Hammadi discovers ‘A law has to describe cyber crime as illegal’ Jeffrey Paine, Microsoft Asia Pacific’s Government Engagement Programme Manager, and Eric White, Services Executive of Microsoft Corporation explain to Saad Hammadi why fighting cyber crime has become a concerning issue for Microsoft ‘Bangladesh is no exception to cyber crimes’ Saad Hammadi asks Freddy Tan, Chief Security Advisor of Microsoft Southeast Asia about Bangladesh’s vulnerability to cyber crime and how to effectively prepare against it Oppressed within legal boundaries Law is a daunting profession for a significant number of women in Bangladesh till date and they continue to face realities and challenges of being singled out as a woman, even in such legal boundaries, writes Dyuti Monishita To kill a mocking brief Syed Tashfin Chowdhury talks to Adnan Karim, managing director of Interspeed, the first and longest surviving advertising agency in the country in its 40th year, on how far the industry has come and where it will go from here The monetary victims of bird flu Kutubuddin Kamal writes about the losses suffered by the poultry industry, the government’s compensation plan and what more needs to be done the poultry industry’s road to recovery Briefcase filled with Tk 12 lakh disappears into thin air Kutubuddin Kamal tells the tale of last week’s larceny of a briefcase inside the Agrani Bank from the custody of an official of the Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education, carrying a sum of Tk 12 lakh, the monthly salary for the directorate’s 300 employees The nineties’ queen of Dhaliwood Undisputed queen of the silver screen, Moushumi, talks to Golam Ishfaque about her childhood days, the current state of Bangladeshi cinema and her decision to leave this particular entertainment sector Community surveillance a must to contain women, child trafficking Shahidul Islam Chowdhury writes about the trafficking of women and children, their hardships and measures to put an end to this problem Also The lazy bon viveur Three poems by Munzur-i-Mowla Diverse thoughts in poetry A synopsis of Muslim empire Jago Manush, Nari Odhikare Jago Tribute to the folk legend   COPYRIGHT © NEW AGE 2005 Mailing address Holiday Building, 30, Tejgaon Industrial Area, Dhaka-1208, Bangladesh. Phone 880-2-8153034-39 Fax 880-2-8112247 Email xtra@newagebd.com Web Designer Zahirul Islam Mamoon