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Joichi Ito - Innovating by the Seat of Our Pants - NYTimes.com
How the Internet Is Ruining Everything - NYTimes.com
The ongoing argument about whether the Internet is a boon or a bust to civilization usually centers on the Web’s abundance. With so much data and so many voices, we each have knowledge formerly hard-won by decades of specialization. With some new fact or temptation perpetually beckoning, we may be the superficial avatars of an A.D.D. culture.STORE
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Ce que traduit la peur de la distraction « InternetActu.net
La lecture de la semaine, il s’agit de quelques extraits d’ un entretien que Cathy Davidson a donné le 21 août dernier au magazine en ligne Salon . Cathy Davidson enseigne les études interdisciplinaires à l’Université de Duke en Caroline du Nord et elle est l’auteure d’un livre intitulé Now you see it qui traite de la manière dont les travaux sur l’attention vont transformer notre manière de vivre, de travailler et de penser.Pour l'été, InternetActu vous propose de revenir sur les usages d'internet en compagnie de quelques-uns des chercheurs, sociologues, anthropologues, psychologues qui nous aident à comprendre l'internet. A l'occasion de la parution des Liaisons numériques , vers une nouvelle sociabilité ? ( Amazon ), aux éditions du Seuil, nous avons rencontré son auteur, le chercheur en sociologie, Antonio Casilli ( blog ).
Antonio Casilli : « Le web reconfigure notre manière de faire société » | InternetActu
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Logging on to computers helps us get out more, insist economists | Technology | The Observer
New McKinsey research highlights a dramatic increase in the intensity with which people use digital devices and platforms. Nearly 50 percent of US online consumers are now advanced users of smartphones, social networks, and other emerging tools—up from 32 percent in 2008.
Are your customers becoming digital junkies? - McKinsey Quarterly - Marketing & Sales - Digital Marketing
Study: Kids Say the Future of Tech is Robots & Real-World Integration | Latitude Research°
+ Share this Latitude recently completed a multi-phase innovation study, Children’s Future Requests for Computers and the Internet , which asked kids across the world, ages 12 and under, to draw the answer to this question: “What would you like your computer or the Internet to do that it can’t do right now?” In our last post , we highlighted 3 themes that recurred across kids’ ideas for new technologies:Digital Oxytocin: How Trust Keeps Facebook, Twitter Humming | Fast Company
The most surprising takeaway from the recent Pew Research Center study, " Social Networking Sites and Our Lives ," wasn't that 80% of Americans regularly use the Internet or that 60% of web users have a social network account--double the number in 2008, with the vast majority on Facebook (52%) and Twitter (33%).Les blogueurs à la lumière de leur écran » OWNI, News, Augmented
La photographe américaine Gabriela Herman a photographié un blogueur qui lui en a recommandé un autre, et ainsi de suite. Le résultat est une série de portraits à la lumière des écrans, un voyage intimiste entre online et offline.SoLoMo - NYTimes.com
Commenting on the Huffington Post, Michael Boland observed that, just as early automobile designs “included the reigns inherited from their horse-drawn forebears,” so mobile media application features are “inherited straight from the PC” :PHOTO
« Smart » ! Le mot résume bien la nouvelle vague d’innovations technologiques, d’appareils communicants et d’usages inédits d’une révolution numérique qui déferle aujourd’hui autour des écrans, avant d’envahir notre quotidien des prochaines années.
La vie connectée » OWNI, News, Augmented
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Electronic Devices Redefine Quality Family Time - NYTimes.com
Ms. Vavra, a cosmetics industry executive in Manhattan, looked up from her , where she was catching up on the latest spring looks at Refinery29.com , and noticed that her husband, Michael Combs, was transfixed, streaming the N.C.A.A. men’s basketball tournament on his laptop. Their son, Tom, 8, was absorbed by the Wii game Mario Kart on the widescreen television.FILTER BUBBLE
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