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Annoncé le 26 janvier dernier, le nouveau site de Direct matin, le titre gratuit du groupe Bolloré, est en ligne depuis quelques heures. En effet, jusqu’à présent, le quotidien tiré à plus d’1M d’exemplaires, ne proposait sur internet qu’une simple version PDF de chaque numéro. Doté d’un investissement de près d’1M €, et d’une rédaction regroupant 10 journalistes, le site vise 1M de VU mensuels d’ici trois ans. Au menu : les rubriques que l’on retrouve dans la version papier, mais également des partenariats conclus avec l’AFP, l’agence Magnum ou encore avec Idé, société spécialisée dans les infographies. Plus étonnant, le nouveau site devrait également proposé à court terme une rubrique permettant de faire remonter tous les sujets les plus publiés sur les autres sites d’informations.
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After the Associated Press published an article on March 20th about employers asking job candidates for Facebook and social media passwords, the response was, to say the least, overwhelming. In the month since, there have been thousands of tweets and social media status updates, more than 2,000 blog posts, and hundreds of news articles on the "trend." Legislation was proposed in at least three states, and by April 9th, Maryland had hastily passed a bill. Even the federal government got involved, with Congressional committees planning hearings on the issue. For its part, Facebook reiterated its service terms, which prohibit members from sharing their passwords with anyone. There was, of course, only one problem: Outside of a handful of specific cases (one of which dated back to 2006), the AP article provided little evidence of the "trend."
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SoMe is a film about the rise (and fall?) of social media. Produced by web rabble-rouser and satirist, Loren Feldman , the film will feature Feldman’s signature puppet act (it will be cool, I promise) and interviews with and segments about web luminaries like: Julia Allison, Michael Arrington, Steve Ballmer, Henry Blodget, Chris Brogan, Robert Bruce, Paul Carr, Pete Cashmore, Brian Clark, Ron Conway, Henry Copland, Jay Cuthrell, Mike Daisey, Barry Diller, Jack Dorsey, Dan Farber, Steve Gillmor, Paul Graham, MC Hammer, Shel Israel, Andrew Jecklin, Steve Jobs, Kim Kardashian, Ashton Kutcher, Loic LeMeur, Jakob Lodwick
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