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Pour la Cour européenne des droits de l’homme, la condamnation d’un site de presse en ligne à raison de commentaires postés par les internautes ne constituait pas une violation du droit à la liberté d’expression. Les auteurs de la présente contribution y voient un dangereux précédent pour l’exercice de la liberté d’expression en ligne. Via Université de Namur
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Pour s'informer, le Français reste fidèle à sa télévision, tout en utilisant beaucoup les alertes envoyées sur son smartphone. Tels so ... Via Bruno Renkin
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CCI France s'apprête à lancer une enquête d'ampleur nationale sur la prise de conscience de l'intelligence économique dans les entreprises. Via Intelligence Economique, Investigations Numériques et Veille Informationnelle
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L’encyclique publiée par le pape François sur l’écologie est officiellement diffusée ce 18 juin. C’est le premier texte fouillé sur l’environnement publié par l’Eglise catholique. Le pape alerte sans ambiguité sur les causes humaines du changement climatique et dénonce la foi aveugle dans les solutions technologiques. Via Hubert MESSMER
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Notre attitude vis-à-vis des données personnelles est pour le moins paradoxale. D'un côté, nous sommes de plus en plus conscients, et même...
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Dropbox vous propose un service qui se nomme “Demandes de fichiers”. Une fois activé vous pourrez inviter des contacts, amis et collègues à vous transférer des fichiers dans votre Dropbox.
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Jusqu’à présent, il existait peu d’ouvrages sur la curation de contenu, de référence et en français. Forts de notre expérience en veille, nous avons sollicités 8 experts en gestion de la connaissance... Via CECI Jean-François, L'AN DIX MILLE 
CECI Jean-François's curator insight,
June 5, 2015 11:17 AM
Un E-book bien étoffé sur la curation. je vous conseille notamment la partie sur les effets indésirables de l'infobésité, très intéressante... 
Marco Bertolini's curator insight,
June 7, 2015 2:48 AM
Un livre blanc gratuit et très intéressant sur la curation de contenu
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Le couple Gates, à travers sa fondation, est en tête des bienfaiteurs de la santé mondiale, devant l’OMS. Sauf que le bilan des milliardaires en matière sanitaire est opaque et non sans faiblesses.
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“ Le SEO repose avant tout sur une bonne stratégie de mots-clés. C'est pourquoi, il est essentiel de réaliser un audit sémantique pour choisir les bons mots-clés.” Via Laetitia Gohier, Atisy Joëlle
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"My favorite digital notebook program is Evernote, but other people swear by Microsoft OneNote, and some people now use Google Keep. Each of these systems has its advantages, but Evernote works on the widest range of devices: every major operating system (even Linux), most mobile phones and tablets and even (as of last month) on the Apple Watch. It also offers optical character recognition (the ability to recognize text that’s been photographed rather than typed in) no matter which device you’re using to capture a note." Via Jim Lerman |
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Créez un disque virtuel associé à une lettre de lecteur pour accéder facilement aux dossiers récurrents. Via Elena Pérez
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Que vous soyez absolument novice ou codeur amateur, il existe aujourd’hui sur le web une impressionnante palette d’outils (presque) gratuits pour réaliser des datavisualisations. Banc d’essai. Via Stéphane Cottin, JP Fourcade
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Professeur de psychologie sociale à la London School of Economics, Saadi Lahlou prévient : plus vous laissez de traces sur le net, plus les décisions sont prises en fonction de votre image numérique et pas du monde réel. Attention au retournement du miroir ! Via JP Fourcade
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In its biggest expansion since 2012, Google trends rolled out a number of new updates today, including real-time data and a redesigned homepage. Via Bonnie Burns 
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June 18, 2015 11:35 AM
According to the announcement on Google’s official blog, the real-time data is based on its more than 100-billion searches being performed every month
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In conversation at EduTECH earlier this month, Harold Jarche evoked George E. P. Box's quote that "all models are wrong, but some are useful". Of course, the purpose of a model is to simplify a com... Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=Curation Via Ana Cristina Pratas, Gust MEES 
Dr. Pyrate's curator insight,
June 19, 2015 9:00 AM
How do I know I'm curating this? (go meta!) Well, inserting comments helps. I can't read the top level in this image, so this could be improved. 
Karen Dunlap's curator insight,
June 19, 2015 7:43 PM
Could be nicely applied to online PLC formation. 
Zhang Meilan's curator insight,
June 25, 2015 11:20 PM
该内容策展的框架，虽招致很多争议，但其将策展能激发学生参与到让学生的策展产生价值，分成了三个类别，8个层次，这对指导策展教学很有意义。 第一类是引起学生注意：1.吸引我; 2.激励我。 第二类是告诉学生：3.告诉我; 4.给我看。 第三类是让学生自己行动：5.让我来；6.支持我；7.让我做的更好；8.让我产生价值。
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Lors de la négociation du texte final entre 14 sénateurs et députés, le Parlement a ajouté une disposition qui prive les étrangers et les exilés des mêmes protections que les Français contre les atteintes à leur vie privée par les services de...
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La recommandation personnalisée sur Internet, tout le monde connaît (ou presque) : c’est l’une des clés du succès d’Amazon qui vous conseille des produits en fonction de vos achats ou de Netflix qu... Via DocSciencesCom, Bibliothèques-Médiathèques de Metz
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La nouvelle application par Pushbullet va vous simplifier la vie ! Il devient aisé de transférer des fichiers de son ordinateur vers son smartphone sans câble USB. Via Freewares&Tutos
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Sentient claims to have assembled machine-learning muscle to rival Google by rounding up idle computers.
Recent improvements in speech and image recognition have come as companies such as Google build bigger, more powerful systems of computers to run machine-learning software. Now a relative minnow, a private company called Sentient with only about 70 employees, says it can cheaply assemble even larger computing systems to power artificial-intelligence software. The company’s approach may not be suited to all types of machine learning, a technology that has uses as varied as facial recognition and financial trading. Sentient has not published details, but says it has shown that it can put together enough computing power to produce significant results in some cases.
Sentient’s power comes from linking up hundreds of thousands of computers over the Internet to work together as if they were a single machine. The company won’t say exactly where all the machines it taps into are. But many are idle inside data centers, the warehouse-like facilities that power Internet services such as websites and mobile apps, says Babak Hodjat, cofounder and chief scientist at Sentient. The company pays a data-center operator to make use of its spare machines.
Data centers often have significant numbers of idle machines because they are built to handle surges in demand, such as a rush of sales on Black Friday. Sentient has created software that connects machines in different places over the Internet and puts them to work running machine-learning software as if they were one very powerful computer. That software is designed to keep data encrypted as much as possible so that what Sentient is working on–perhaps for a client–is kept confidential.
Sentient can get up to one million processor cores working together on the same problem for months at a time, says Adam Beberg, principal architect for distributed computing at the company. Google’s biggest machine-learning systems don’t reach that scale, he says. A Google spokesman declined to share details of the company’s infrastructure and noted that results obtained using machine learning are more important than the scale of the computer system behind it. Google uses machine learning widely, in areas such as search, speech recognition and ad targeting.
Beberg helped pioneer the idea of linking up computers in different places to work together on a problem (see “Innovators Under 35: 1999”). He was a founder of Distributed.net, a project that was one of the first to demonstrate that idea at large scale. Its technology led to efforts such as Seti@Home andFolding@Home, in which millions of people installed software so their PCs could help search for alien life or contribute to molecular biology research.
Sentient was founded in 2007 and has received over $140 million in investment funding, with just over $100 million of that received late last year. The company has so far focused on using its technology to power a machine-learning technique known as evolutionary algorithms. That involves “breeding” a solution to a problem from an initial population of many slightly different algorithms. The best performers of the first generation are used to form the basis of the next, and over successive generations the solutions get better and better.
Sentient currently earns some revenue from operating financial-trading algorithms created by running its evolutionary process for months at a time on hundreds of thousands of processors. But the company now plans to use its infrastructure to offer services targeted at industries such as health care or online commerce, says Hodjat.
Via Dr. Stefan Gruenwald 
Kim Flintoff's curator insight,
June 12, 2015 10:02 PM
Supercomputing can manifest in many ways - high-speed, high-volume computing will still probably require a dedicated supercomputer with high PFLOPS count as its appeal.
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Près d'un an après la Déclaration de Lyon, texte dévoilé lors du congrès mondial de la Fédération internationale des associations de bibliothécaires et d'institutions (IFLA) et qui rappelait l'importance de l'accès à l'information dans le développement des pays, l'ABF souligne à son tour la place des bibliothèques dans le développement de la citoyenneté. Via Bibliothèques-Médiathèques de Metz
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What is The Conversation Prism? Developed in 2008 by Brian Solis, The Conversation Prism is a visual map of the social media landscape. It’s an ongoing study in digital ethnography that tracks dominant and promising social networks and organizes them by how they’re used in everyday life. Via Andrea Zeitz, Rui Guimarães Lima 
Frances's curator insight,
June 10, 2015 9:41 AM
Given the role of conversation in the wider world, do we pay enough attention to oral communication skills in school?
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Based on key market trends that are occurring simultaneously, Blue Hill believes that the tasks of data preparation, cleansing, augmentation, and governance are facing a similar shakeup where the choices that enterprises make will fundamentally change Via Karlo Jara |
"Liberté d'expression en ligne, quelles sont les limites?"
Quentin Van Enis, Docteur en sciences juridiques (UNamur), Avocat et membre du Conseil de déontologie journalistique nous apporte son expertise.