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Après Path, le réseau social limité à 50 contacts, voici « Pair », un service de messagerie limité à un seul contact. Disponible pour l'heure exclusivement sur iOS, l'application est plus précisément...
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It probably is no surprise to most that much of online traffic isn’t human. Hacker software, spam, or innocuous data collection from search engines all get their slice of the bandwidth pie. But what might surprise you is exactly how much bandwidth is consumed by humans versus non-humans. It’s pretty much an even split. Via Sakis Koukouvis
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This infographic by technology strategist Michell Zappa explores different options for the future of technology and development. The categories range from Space to Robotics to Artificial Intelligence. Check more about Zappa’s project at Envisioning Technology. Via Andrea Graziano
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Rennes était au mois d'avril 2010 la première collectivité française à lancer un programme d'ouverture des données publiques. Bernadette Kessler, responsable du service Innovation Numérique Ville de Rennes et Rennes Métropole évoque désormais l'actualité de l'open data et les nouvelles étapes de ce mouvement. Via Hugo Vanmalle
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Lancement de la Bibliothèque Numérique Francophone Accessible... Via StéphanieLucien-Brun, koenigbook, Bernard Savonet
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Vous en avez probablement surement déjà entendu parler. Twitter s'est imposé comme le réseau social de l'information. Malgré tout, un inconvéniant subsite : son jargon, parsemé de néologismes et autres barbarisme lexicaux. Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL, Odile Dupont
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OSForensics is a new computer forensics solution which lets you discover and extract hidden forensic material on computers with reliability and ease. Via Gust MEES
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Transfer anything between anything. FTP, Dropbox, databases, GitHub, the list goes on! Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Peter Morville's talk about Ubiquitous Information Architecture and Cross-Channel Strategy at the 2012 IA Summit in New Orleans. |
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The new field of social neuroscience shows that when two people talk face-to-face, their brains form an instant connection. Not so with life online.
There's a "negativity bias" to emails. What you thought was a neutral message can be perceived as hostile by the recipient.
Daniel Goleman talks about employing empathy with your email communication.
Learn more about Dr. Goleman's latest research in his book The Brain and Emotional Intelligence: New Insights from More Than Sound www.morethansound.net. Via Gust MEES
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Twitter announced on Tuesday that a select group of small business can begin using the company's self-serve adverting platform to create promoted tweets and promoted accounts. Via Audrey Moreaux
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Paru sur Abondance le lundi 26 mars 2012, Auteur : Olivier Andrieu. Retrouvez ici toute l'actualité des moteurs de recherche majeurs et du référencement. Via Ma veille
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Why You Should Quit Complaining About Klout And Other Influence Measuring Sites...
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RessourcesVeille. . Dans le billet qui restera sans doute le plus polémique et donc le plus utile de ce premier semestre pour les professionnels de la veille et de l'intelligence économique, Frédéric Martinet, le "veilleur intraitable" ;-) évoque... Via André Gentit ✔
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Whether you like it not, Klout, Kred, PeerIndex, and Radian6 are measuring your social capital — not your influence but your potential for it. Altimeter Group’s principal analyst Brian Solis today releases a free report that explains why influence is largely misunderstood, and breaks down what 14 of the top measurement services are really good for. It eradicates consumer myths about one of social media’s hottest trends, and gives brands an action plan for making money with these tools.
You can see and download “The Rise Of Digital Influence” report on Slideshare, or check it out here along with my key takeaways and analysis of why these products are flawed now but have big potential.
Read more: http://techcrunch.com/2012/03/21/klout-kred-peerindex-radian6/ Via Martin Gysler
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You probably know that recently on March 1, 2012, the world's largest collector of personal data, Google, changed the way it uses information about its users by consolidating the company’s more than 60 different privacy policies into one "unified... Via Rami Kantari
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Want More Retweets? Always Tell People “What’s Happening?” On Twitter In 100 Characters (Or Less) (Want More Retweets? Always Tell People “What’s Happening?
**** Good tips here from Gerrit's scoop. Marty Via Gerrit Bes
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Le Cigref (Club Informatique des Grandes Entreprises Françaises) a créé une Fondation scientifique en 2008 et a débuté ses travaux en 2009 autour de cinq axes (stratégie, sociétal, organisat... Via guirado.david
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Information graphics or infographics are graphic visual representations of information, data or knowledge. These graphics present complex information quickly and clearly, and are easy to understand. Infographics are sources of interesting information, when you are in need of some. Reading boring, long, colorless articles isn’t so attractive and interesting than reading and viewing facts and numbers in an illustrated way. Not only an illustrated way, but a very creative, attractive and super-appealing way. All of them have been designed not only to look good, but also to expose the maximum information and data possible. These infographics were made by some very talented designers, with creative minds and superb skills. While there are lots of really interesting and cool infographics on various topics, in this post we have only gathered awesome infographics which are of interest to web designers and developers... Via Lauren Moss
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Gilad Elbaz has a big mission for Factual, his start-up company: Identify every existing fact to build the world’s chief reference point. Geared to both big companies and smaller software developers, it includes available government data, terabytes of corporate data and information on 60 million places in 50 countries, each described by 17 to 40 attributes. Factual knows more than 800,000 restaurants in 30 different ways, including location, ownership and ratings by diners and health boards. It also contains information on half a billion Web pages, a list of America’s high schools and data on the offices, specialties and insurance preferences of 1.8 million United States health care professionals. There are also listings of 14,000 wine grape varietals, of military aircraft accidents from 1950 to 1974, and of body masses of major celebrities. Odd facts matter too, Mr. Elbaz notes. Via Wildcat2030
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CERN, DESY, Fermilab and SLAC have built the next-generation High Energy Physics (HEP) information system, INSPIRE, which empowers scientists with innovative tools for successful research at the dawn of an era of new discoveries.
INSPIRE combines the successful SPIRES database content, curated at DESY, Fermilab and SLAC, with the Invenio digital library technology developed at CERN. INSPIRE is run by a collaboration of the four labs, and interacts closely with HEP publishers, arXiv.org, NASA-ADS, PDG, and other information resources.
INSPIRE represents a natural evolution of scholarly communication, built on successful community-based information systems, and provides a vision for information management in other fields of science....
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