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Wikimedia France et la diffusion de la culture | C/blog
“Les consciences changent quand se produisent, conjointement, une révolution de la production d'énergie et une révolution des communications. Quand les deux se combinent, c'est bien tout notre rapport à l'espace et au temps qui change, notre modèle de civilisation. Et notre empathie qui s'élargit.”
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Digital MCD » MCD #62 L’EUROPE DES MEDIA LABS / MEDIA LABS IN EUROPE
(english below) Que vous soyez nés dans les réseaux ou simplement intéressés par la création numérique, il existe des lieux et des communautés où vous pouvez aujourd’hui apprendre, créer et partager des savoirs. Ces laboratoires (labs) sont des lieux de médiation qui ouvrent un espace de pratique, d’expression et de création autant qu’un engagement critique sur le rôle de la technologie dans l’art et la société. Des usagers et des artistes, ingénieurs, chercheurs, designers s’y retrouvent pour rechercher et produire dans l’esprit de la culture libre.Why the Music Industry Must Change Its Strategy to Reach Digital Natives
Mark Mulligan is vice president and research director at Forrester Research , serving consumer product strategy professionals. He is a leading expert on music and digital media. The music industry’s fortunes (or lack thereof) are familiar to most.In this wide ranging interview, Ian Rogers talks with industry veteran John Grady. The pair discuss the changing role of managers, the importance of artist development, and Grady's new role at Crush Nashville on This Week In Music . WATCH : In the age of social media, websites are the most important tool for musicians ; the hub of their online strategy. On your website, you can control the experience (no ads, links-out, distractions, etc.), you own your data, and most importantly, you own your .COM address, so your fans will always be able to find you.
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Kenya recently launched Sub-Saharan Africa’s first Open Data Initiative, and is one of a series of firsts for the East African country this year, which has included the launch of Africa’s first mobile apps lab back in June. The Kenya Open Data Initiative ( KODI ) was launched at a high profile event in Nairobi yesterday, with Kenya’s President Mwai Kibaki present as well as politicians, government officials and IT professionals. It was launched in partnership with organizations such as The World Bank , Ushahidi and the iHub . The initiative aims to make core government development, demographic, statistical and expenditure data available in a useful digital format for anyone to access. Currently there are over 160 datasets on the platform and already there have been some interesting applications of the datasets by a number of organizations.
Kenya launches Africa's first Open Data Initiative - TNW Africa
To global search giant, Google, Africa is the next Internet hotspot. Globally, there are 94 domains registered per 10 000 users. However, in Africa, there is only one domain per 10 000 users.
Google bets on Africa as the next internet hotspot
Campaign | Access | G8: Protect the Net
This website, https://www.accessnow.org (the “Site”) is operated by Access (“We” or “Us”). We work hard to protect your privacy. We’re members too, and we treat your privacy as we do our own. We wrote this privacy policy to let you know how we treat your personal information and the ways we work to keep it safe and private.The term “curate” is the interactive world’s new buzzword. During content creation and governance discussions, client pitches and creative brainstorms, I've watched this word gain traction at almost warp speed. As a transplant from museums and libraries into interactive media, I can't help but ask what is it about this word that deserves redefinition for the web? Curation has a distinguished history in cultural institutions.
A List Apart: Articles: The Content Strategist as Digital Curator
marketing "tweetable" truths... Is a highly enjoyable "truth vs. myth" piece on Marketing at Hubspot. But take these facts and figures with a pinch of salt ... Continue Reading » writing on marketing for the Web since 1996 I have been writing for the Web since the mid nineties , in English and French.

