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À la fin du dernier millénaire, alors que l’Internet devenait populaire, que le web grandissait et que les médias commençaient à vouloir s’y glisser, ne sachant d’ailleurs pas trop ce qu’ils pouvaient...
Julie's comment May 14, 2012 1:12 PM
BY JOHN LENNON!
R.I.P.
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Aborder la veille sous un angle juridique, tel était l’objet de mon intervention (...)... Via algrappe
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Evernote isn’t just for taking notes on the go. Here’s how to turn the must-have app into an essential part of your small-business workflow. Via Mark Mayhew
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When I was in Singapore for KMSingapore, I was able to visit the offices of Straits Knowledge, where Patrick Lambe, Edgar Tan and Ng Wai Kong do amazing things... Via John Hovell
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Youtube vient d'annoncer le lancement de 60 nouvelles chaînes thématiques « originales » issues de partenariat avec des professionnels des médias. En France, ce sont 13 chaînes qui sont annoncées. Via Patrick Bouillaud
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Free TvDB est un logiciel portable (disponible en français) qui permet de créer une bases de données de vos séries TV, dessins animés et anims préférés. Gérez votre collection personnelle de séries télévisées, dessins animés et de bandes dessinées avec un logiciel simple et puissant! Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
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Human rights & Internet, débat. Paul Bernal's reaction to Vince Cerf's assumption that the Internet is not a Human Right. A lire. Extrait. *** "We need to be very careful about the assumptions we make about any human right – and that, in practice, many of what we consider to be human rights are instrumental, qualified, or contextual rather than absolute, pure and simple. Another example from the legal field: do we have a ‘right to a free trial’ – or a right to justice? Trial by jury may be the best way we know now of assuring justice, but might there not be other ways? *** What does this mean? Well, primarily, to me, it means we need to be less 'purist' about the terms we use, and more pragmatic - and to understand that we live in a particular time, where particular things matter. Moreover, that the language that is currently used in most parts of the world is one in which the term 'human right' has power - and we should not be afraid to use that power. Right now, to flourish in a 'free', developed society, internet access is crucial. Perhaps even more to the point, internet access has shown itself to have a potential for liberation even in places less 'free' and less 'developed. I'm not a cyber-utopian - and I fully acknowledge the strengths of the arguments of Morozov about the potential of the internet for control as much as for liberation - but for me that actually makes it even more important that we look at the internet from a rights perspective: if we have a right to internet access then it's much easier to argue that we have rights (such as privacy rights) while we use the internet, and those rights are critical for supporting the more liberating aspects of the internet. *** That's another thing that disappoints me about Cerf's Op Ed piece. He doesn’t mention privacy, he doesn’t mention freedom from censorship, he doesn’t mention freedom from surveillance – I wish he would, because next after access these are the crucial enablers to human rights, to use his terms. I’d put it in stronger terms myself. I’d say we have rights to privacy online, rights to freedom from censorship, and rights to freedom from surveillance. If you don’t want to call them human rights, that’s fine by me – but right now, right here, in the world that we live in, we need these rights. The fact that we need them means that we should claim them, and that governments, businesses and yes, engineers, should be doing what they can to ensure that we get them." Via BeerBergman |
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12 octobre 2012 - La société Compete vient de publier une étude sur le taux de clics mesuré dans les SERP des moteurs pour les résultats naturels et payants. Via Willam Ramarques
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Quand on fait de la veille sur les médias sociaux, on est souvent amené à rencontrer le terme « engagement ». Mais d’un émetteur à l’autre, le sens de ce mot fluctue et il est souvent périlleux d’en chercher une définition homogène. Via Pascale Paolo, Pierre Wouters
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J’intervenais aux Security Tuesday hier sur le thème du nouveau projet de règlement européen.
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Pierre Fontaine : "Google Now ou Field Trip sont les premiers pas -plus ou moins maladroits- de Google dans le monde de la connexion permanente, une connexion où l’information n’est plus recherchée mais fournie avant même qu’elle soit demandée par l’utilisateur. Ainsi Field Trip, quand il se sera enrichi, proposera avec précision les informations sur tout votre environnement en fonction de votre géolocalisation et de l’heure.
Via Serge Meunier
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Le site d'e-commerce a présenté une nouvelle version de son site, plus moderne, qui va suggérer des produits aux internautes selon leurs goûts.
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Unfortunately, I did not get to present due to a family medical crisis, but here are my slides for anyone interested in the topic.
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Slides of my talk at DataWeek 2012 - We engineers love data and algorithms. They help create amazing things. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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According to a recent study, not only does the US have a lower percentage of households with personal computers, but also offers slower bandwidth per user than countries such as Canada, Ireland, Sweden, Japan, and others.
Read more: http://edudemic.com/2012/10/10-countries-effectively-internet/
Via Gust MEES, Dominique-Alain JAN, Jack Patterson
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Découvrez en une page, des conseils pour gérer une présence en ligne sur les services communautaires grand public Facebook et Twitter de façon très pragmatique (à quel moment publier, que poster, statistiques à suivre, rythmique de publication, comment formaliser son message…). 
Martin Berlemont's comment,
October 9, 2012 9:06 AM
Enfin une infographie qui sert à quelque chose...Merci pour la trouvaille !
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![How the Internet has Changed in the Last 10 Years [Infographic] | Pamorama | information analyst | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/pbFEXIoEDivHc72ZTBKHKTl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
This infographic visualizes the spectacular rise of the Internet in the last 10 years and how some companies have failed to adapt to the changes. Via Grant Montgomery
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Presentation at BILETA 2009, Winchester... *** Une autre vision du web avec le même nom que Joël de Rosnay lui a attribué : the Symbiotic Web. A voir. Via BeerBergman |
Really great storytelling tips from Mike Schoultz.