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Le Top 12 des buzzwords en 2011Frenchweb.frCollaborative consumption : En français, on dit consommation collaborative. La définition? No comment yet.
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Google has just announced a number of new features and improvements for Google+, its social network, which will be rolling out over the next couple of days. Via Anise Smith
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Steve Jobs s’était montré particulièrement inspiré par la volonté de réinventer l’offre télévisuelle et avait confié à son biographe Walter Isaacson qu’il comptait bien accomplir sa vision l’année de sa disparition. Son idée continue à faire du chemin puisqu’Apple a organisé récemment une réunion avec des chaînes de télévision et acteurs du secteur média pour décrire son projet et envisager la mise en place de partenariats.
Via Jean-Philippe BOCQUENET
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Microsoft a publié un nouveau bulletin sur son blog dédié à Windows 8 afin d’aborder un ajout important dans la protection des comptes : le mot de passe visuel. Il ne s’agit pas réellement d’une invention car les manipulations tactiles existent depuis des années. Il s’agira cependant de la première fois qu’un Windows l’utilisera à grande échelle. Qu’est-ce qu’un mot de passe visuel ? Le principe est simple : l’utilisateur choisit une photo et y associe une série de trois gestes tactiles ou à la souris. Cette fonctionnalité avait été présentée à la conférence BUILD de septembre et avait fait alors la preuve de sa simplicité. Par exemple, sur une photo de famille, on peut entourer deux visages et les relier d’un trait. Chaque cercle compte pour un geste, le trait entre les deux clôturant le trio. Chaque trait ou ligne représente un geste, à l’utilisateur de choisir la combinaison qui l’arrange. Lire la suite http://j.mp/tOsHn7
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Today we’re pleased to announce a goodie basket full of Google+ features and functionality for you to unpack and enjoy over the holidays. Some of these were on nearly everyone’s wishlist... and some we hope will be welcome surprises. These features will be rolling out over the next couple of days, and we hope you’ll find them useful this holiday season and beyond. Via Tiaan Jonker
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L'actualité des programmes audiovisuels produits pour le web et les médias numériques... Via Audrey Moreaux
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Dear Lifehacker,I'm getting a bit overwhelmed with all these social networks, and I really don't feel like posting manually to each one every time.
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L’entreprise 3.0 est encore assez rare. La hiérarchie n’existe plus. Chaque collaborateur est son propre patron. Il est 100% autonome et participe à la politique de développement au même titre que “les patrons”. Le salariat n’existe plus. Chaque personne est indépendante, souvent en auto-entrepreneur ou en entreprise individuelle.
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THERE'S A GOOD chance that you don't know anyone who's not on Facebook. After all, there are currently 800 million users on it. Projections based on historical data of its growth (it's been growing in a linear fashion) predict that it will hit 1 billion users by July 2012. That is roughly 1/7th of the entire world's population. Mind-boggling. The website generates 770 billion pageviews per month, nearly as much as Matador. (Kidding.) Facebook isn't the only indication of where we are headed during the information age. New Android devices are being activated at the astonishing rate of 550,000 per day. And with the help of 300,000 new Twitter users per day, 250 million tweets are created every single day. Have you heard of YouTube? Does it surprise you that 2 billion clips are watched every 24 hours? It surprised us. Try wrapping your head around this stat: 35 hours of video are uploaded to the website. Every minute. A number that is sure to make postal workers anxious, if they're not already, is the fact that in 2010, 107 trillion emails were sent. Access to information is becoming exponentially more easy and more mobile: by 2014, more people will surf the web from their phones and tablets than from laptops and desktop computers combined. What does this all mean? What does the future hold? Via Laurent Blanquer
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Make a printed book or free eBook journal from your twitter tweets.
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At the West Coast leg of the MarketingSherpa B2B Summit 2011 in San Francisco this week the first case study of the day featured IBM’s homepage redesign and the overall approach IBM uses in its redesign process.
In my professional experience if you MUST have a lot of content on the home page then break it up with CTA, images, things that will give the reader actionable eye candy. Via Level343
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If you're unhappy with the changes to Google Reader, we've highlighted some alternative feed aggregators to consider. Read this blog post by Ed Rhee on How To. Via Heiko Idensen |
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Is It Snowing Outside?Forget The Weather Channel – Use This Twitter Map Instead... Via Alex Butler, ABroaderView
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"Technology is frequently examined as though it were the reason for its own being, a kind of byte-driven tautology or spectacularly dry religious sect. But technology is a means to address questions. In that spirit, here are the top 10 stories about how we've employed the social web to ask and answer questions about our lives. Via Alex Butler
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Localscope to be a unique form of a browser that is designed to present and enable use of local information, just like web browsers. Via Tiaan Jonker
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Microsoft seems to always be a step behind. They just launched a new social network for students that features many Google+ and Facebook features. So.cl, pronounced social, is being billed as a site for student collaboration and information gathering. Via Alastair Creelman
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La bulle créée autour des médias sociaux est en passe d'éclater, selon Hervé Kabla, directeur général et cofondateur de BlogAngels, agence de communication spécialisée dans le Web. Via olivierl
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RT @gpmt: Gamification, Virtual Worlds and The Gartner Hype Cycle | Kapp Notes via @AnaCristinaPrts | @scoopit http://t.co/1cclCyWc...
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etude cabinet mckinsey reseau social entreprise faire (Une étude du cabinet McKinsey Le Réseau social d’entreprise : pour quoi faire ? Via christophe gazeau
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Like many in the SEO community, the closing of Yahoo Site Explorer was a difficult pill to swallow. YSE was one of the most powerful tools in helping se... Via Level343
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Google a lancé le service Google+ alors que toutes les fonctionnalités ne sont pas encore au point, mais ce consciement afin de faire évoluer le service petit à petit...
Découvrez les prévisions d'évolution de Google+ en 2012 Via Mathieu Switchh |
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