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Carnegie Mellon University computer scientists have devised a framework for running large-scale computations on a single personal computer. Via Armando Reis No comment yet.
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Les Jeux Olympiques sont à la fois uniques et fascinants. Les Jeux Olympiques d'été sont même la plus grande manifestation sportive qui soit et captivent des milliards de personnes à travers le monde par le biais de la ...
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Notamment grâce à son bouton “like”, Facebook a su s’immiscer partout sur le web. Selon une étude de Zyxt Labs ayant scanné plus de 1.3 milliards de pages web, 22% de ces dernières feraient référence au réseau social… Via Alexandre Loyer
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Nous sommes en l’an 3000. Les livres en version papier ont été éradiqués de la surface de la terre. Pas de pompiers pyromanes dans les rangs des coupables, seulement les e-books, qui ont bel et bien fini par s’imposer. Au programme de lecture de nos descendants, certaines œuvres manquent à l’appel. Et pour cause: leurs auteurs ont résisté à la numérisation de leur œuvre, il y a bien longtemps… Un scénario inspiré par les récentes déclarations de certains écrivains entrés en rébellion…
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Google has acquired iOS and Mac email client Sparrow, with the team behind the popular app heading to Google to work with the Gmail team. Via Efraim Silver
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Plagiarism is one of the curses of the technological revolution we are living in. Our students are growing more and more dependant on inappropriately using the net to do their assignments and steal others content and present it as theirs. Via Jon Samuelson
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Le gouvernement va financer un projet de librairie numérique réunissant Orange, SFR ainsi que des éditeurs et des réseaux de libraires. Via Audrey Moreaux
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Les Médias en Chantier www.lmc.today's comment,
April 2, 2013 2:32 AM
Dans l'immédiat, il n'y a pas de faillite du système, nous n'aurions pas besoin de faire faillite ni de reconstruire, mais juste, tout simplement, d'évoluer.
La Première Révolution Industrielle a démocratisé l'argent en engendrant le capitalisme, qui a donné un salaire au paysan, devenu alors ouvrier. La Seconde Révolution Industrielle à démocratisé l'économie. L'ouvrier, en accédant à l'autonomie, a accédé à la banque, au crédit. Il a pu s'acheter des maisons, des voitures, des réfrigérateurs, l'ouvrier est devenu citoyen. Aujourd'hui, avec la Troisième Révolution Industrielle, un bon tiers de la population active ne travaillera plus dans les 10 prochaines années, l'ouvrier va alors passer au stade supérieur, il va devenir acteur du développement sociétal. Le problème, c'est que ça risque de ne pas se faire naturellement. Chaque sou investi depuis 30 ans dans la sauvegarde de l'emploi, la baisse du chômage, est un sou qu'on aurait pu tout aussi bien mettre à la poubelle. Et là, en arrivant devant le mur, au lieu de se rendre à l'évidence, on s'accroche encore plus fort à l'emploi, la baisse du chômage... ...Il faudra donc que l'ouvrier se soulève, que l'Etat se défende, le massacre puis, quand tout le monde ouvrira les yeux sur les tapis de cadavres, se sera bien rétamé la gueule en glissant sur les flaques de sang, on se réveillera, désabusés....puis, alors seulement, on fera la transition...
Les Médias en Chantier www.lmc.today's comment,
April 2, 2013 2:35 AM
Vous aurez bientôt la réponse à vos questions dans mon livre en cours de publication.
En attendant, la réponse à la transition, c'est ça : www.soyons-ami.fr
Les Médias en Chantier www.lmc.today's comment,
April 2, 2013 4:48 AM
Merci beaucoup Yves.
Avez-vous lu la citation dans l'en-tête? Cette pensée de Rousseau exprime parfaitement ce qu'est mon invention (parce qu'il s'agit bien d'une invention). Merci pour le partage. Et si jamais vous ne savez pas quoi faire de votre vie, que vous vous dites que vous pourriez peut-être tenter de changer le monde, par exemple et pour dire n'importe quoi, n'hésitez pas, changez-le!
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Knowing the best times to reach your audience is one of the trickiest aspects of maintaining your brand’s social media strategy. Compiled below are the best and worst times to post on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, and Pinterest. These stats are not set in stone – they’re based on Internet users as a whole, not on your specific target audience – but they’re a solid starting point for anyone looking to gain more traction with their social media posts. The best thing you can do is keep track of your analytics – specifically, when your audience seems to be most receptive to your content – and periodically revise your social media schedule. Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
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KumoSync est un logiciel gratuit (en anglais) qui permet de synchroniser un répertoire de votre ordinateur avec votre compte Google Docs. Il gère le multi-compte. Via Freewares&Tutos
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L'actualité des Archives, c'est la publication des statistiques annuelles. Les séries de chiffres moins indigestes qu'il n'y paraît vous permettent de vérifier l'activité de votre service d'archives dans votre département. Via Ardesi |
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Robin Good: NewsWhip is a news discovery service that specializes in bringing you only the fastest spreading news stories on Facebook and Twitter.
The news are organized by main geographical areas and by broad key topics, from which you can select your preferred ones.
From the official site: "NewsWhip's technology tracks all the news published by about 5,000 English-language sources –about 60,000 news stories each day. It gathers social data for each story – how many shares, likes, tweets and comments it has – at repeated intervals, building a live picture of how popular it is, right now. With this information, it calculates a social speed at which each story is travelling. The process is unique, new, and patent pending."
My comments: If you are looking to pick up "trendy" stories across the board or on specific general interest areas NewsWhip may be a great companion. Disappointing if you are looking for quality, in-depth stories in specific niche areas. 1) Spike - makes it easy to catch stries that are starting to trend 2) Social Amplifier - exposes your most valuable articles by leveraging your readers preferences via Facebook and Twitter
More info: http://www.newswhip.com/About
Try it out now: http://www.newswhip.com/
Via Robin Good
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Exporter un fichier Freemind ou Freeplane vers Mindmanager est une question qui nous est souvent posée, voici le lien pour télécharger l’add-in. Attention , vous trouverez le fichier à télécharger en bas de page. Via Pierre Mongin , Louis Levy
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A Quick & Easy Way To Publish Your Blog To Google Plus I’m very picky about my social share automation. Via Michael Q Todd
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18% of teens say they would stop communicating altogether if their favorite social networks shut down. Via Efraim Silver
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Nous partageons tous les jours de plus en plus de nos données personnelles sur les réseaux sociaux, sans vraiment savoir où elles aboutissent ni à quoi elles servent. Via Léa PANAMA ☞
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Robin Good: Steve Buttry, who has already written several articles on content curation (see the end of his original article), just published this in-depth essay celebrating the launch of a new curation team at Digital First Media and pointing to many of the critical factors neeeded for a content / news curator to be effective.
He covers a lot ground while giving a particular emphasis to the importance of linking and attribution. He writes: "Where you can’t learn much about the source of content you’re curating, consider crowdsourcing the question: Note the name and organization, tell readers what you’ve found and that you’re continuing research and ask them what they know about the source.
Where the source of online content is unclear, you should be clear about what you know and where you found the material."
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"Sometimes the name of a person or organization is not sufficient attribution.
If the person or organization is not well-known, do a little research (Google will provide quick answers in many cases; sometimes an “about us” page will help).
Especially in political content, you want to note whether you are linking to partisan sources. A liberal or conservative think tank or political action committee is an entirely different kind of source from a professional media outlet or an independent fact-checking site."
Steve Buttry also includes some valuable key guidelines on "how to add value" when curating content and suggests several types of curation approaches that can be used in the newsroom.
Good advice on curation and practical tips. 8/10
Full article: http://stevebuttry.wordpress.com/2012/07/19/curation-techniques-types-and-tips/
(Image credit: Shutterstock http://tinyurl.com/crw65b4) Via Robin Good, Giuseppe Mauriello, catspyjamasnz 
Giuseppe Mauriello's comment,
July 20, 2012 2:43 PM
Hi Robin,
in this period I am busy, and I have no time to discover news and curate my topic. Thank you so much for your great curation!
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One of the toughest persuasion tasks is convincing a jury in a courtroom....
...Researchers Philip Mazzocco and Melanie Green draw a contrast between rhetorical persuasion, in essence arguing with facts and logic, and the use of narratives to influence decisions. They conclude that stories are more effective at changing emotional beliefs that logical arguments have difficulty reaching.
The whole discussion is an interesting read, but for me one big takeaway is the list of factors that have been found to make stories more persuasive:
Delivery Counts. For spoken narratives (as one normally finds in a courtroom), a good storyteller is more persuasive than a mediocre one.... Via siobhan-o-flynn
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Over 100,000 new WordPress blogs are created every day, there’s 40 hours worth of video uploaded to YouTube every minute and there are 5,340 new websites created every hour.
“Content Curation” is providing the answer! Find a good curator of a subject and follow their activity. You can trust them and rely on them to find the good stuff online, saving you time and effort.
It can also provide a way of reducing information overload amongst your potential customers, thereby giving them a reason to stay loyal to you and make it more likely they will buy from you.
Equally, if you curate content in specialist areas relating to your customer needs, you will gain reputation, visitors, followers – all the things you need to ensure your online presence is high. #1. You can add your content to your own blog #2. Set up a new blog just for curated content or #3. Add the material to a curation service
Whichever system you choose, the mere fact that you are curating content will help your business because in the explosion of information which is happening right now, people are looking for clarity.
The people who provide that will be the winners. You can make your mark by being a content curator.
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Resources Free Content Curation Tools http://bit.ly/Qg5p2D ; Via maxOz
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Themeefy is a superb tool for creating electronic magazines with either embedded content or content of your own. Via Yuly Asencion
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