Owner

This website is owned by Ginger, with head offices at 18-20 rue Treilhard, 75008 Paris, France (tel. +33 1 56 88 23 19).

Site created by Virage Multimedia. Webmaster: Mr Palos.

Users' rights and responsibilities

Users of this website are understood to have the necessary skills and resources to use the website and to ensure that the computer system and settings used are in good operating condition and do not contain any computer viruses.

As stipulated in France's Data Protection and Individual Liberties Act of January 6, 1978, the computer processing of information provided by users via this website has been filed with the CNIL (Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés) under file number (pending).

As required by the Data Protection and Individual Liberties Act of January 6, 1978, users are informed that the personal information they provide via the forms on this website is necessary to respond to user requests and is intended for use by Ginger.

Users are informed that they have the right to access and amend any personal information concerning them held by Ginger (either by contacting the head office at 11 avenue Paul Baudry, 75008 Paris, France or by using the contact form on this website).
Users are informed that, when using the website, cookies may be automatically placed on their web browser.

A cookie is a small file that records information about the user's navigation throughout the website; it does not contain any personal information about the user.
Using the following procedures, users can set their web browser to alert them when a website attempts to place a cookie on their computer and to refuse the cookie.

- If you use Microsoft Internet Explorer 3 or 4, choose Display > Options > Advanced. Activate "Warn before accepting cookies," and, for Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 only, "Always refuse cookies."

- If you use Microsoft Internet Explorer 5, choose Tools > Internet Options > Security > Custom level > Cookies, and then check "ask" or "deactivate" for the two options proposed.

- If you use Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, choose Tools > Internet options > Privacy > Advanced, and then check the box "Ignore automatic cookie management" and select the options proposed.

-If you use Netscape Navigator Gold 3, choose Options > Network preferences > Protocols. Activate the first item, "Warn before accepting cookies" (this allows you to block cookies before they are placed on your computer).

- If you use Netscape Communicator 4, Choose Edit > Preferences > Advanced, and then select the desired options.

- If you use Netscape Communicator 6 or Mozilla, Chose Edit > Preferences > Privacy and security, and then select the desired option.

Use of information on this website

Users of this website must abide by the French Data Protection and Individual Liberties Act of January 6, 1978. Violations are punishable by law.
Specifically, users must refrain from using any personal information that may come into their possession during use of the website for purposes other than those intended and, generally, from any actions likely to violate individuals' privacy or harm their reputations.

The overall structure of the website as well as the software, content, images, animations, expertise, and all other components of the website are the sole property of Ginger.

The reuse of this website or any part of this website by any means whatsoever without the express written authorisation of Ginger is prohibited and is punishable by law under articles L. 335-2 and following of the French Intellectual Property Code. The same law applies to any databases produced by Ginger that are present on the website. These databases are protected by French Law of 1 July 1998, which transposes into the French Intellectual Property Code the European Union Directive of 11 March 1996 relative to legal protection of databases.

The Ginger brands and logos on this website are trademarks or are owned by Ginger partners.

Reusing the brands and logos on this website without the express authorization of Ginger is prohibited (as stipulated in Article L. 713-2 of the French Intellectual Property Code).