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Il y a 20 ans le World Wide Web s'ouvrait au public

C'est le 6 août 1991 que le World Wide Web a officiellement été ouvert au public par son créateur Tim Berners-Lee.

http://www.clubic.com/insolite/actualite-439288-premier-site-web-fut-20-ans.html

Le Figaro - Médias & Publicité : 2 mai 2011 au Pakistan : «Un hélicoptère survole Abbottabad»

De la tranquillité. C'est, entre autres, ce que Sohaib Athar était allé chercher à Abbottabad, dans le nord du Pakistan, où il s'est installé en 2009.

http://www.lefigaro.fr/medias/2011/08/04/04002-20110804ARTFIG00546-2mai-2011-au-pakistan-un-helicoptere-survole-abbottabad.php

British newspaper The Guardian has launched “Guardian Shorts,” a new series of ebooks “providing detailed guides to topical news stories, public policy, sports and cultural events.” The first ebook of the series is Phone Hacking: How the Guardian Broke the Story and is about how The Guardian uncovered the phone hacking done scandal carried out by News of the World .

The Guardian Enters Ebook Market With Guardian Shorts

http://mashable.com/2011/08/05/guardian-shorts/

The Top 10 Ways Journalists Use the Internet - 10,000 Words

http://www.mediabistro.com/10000words/the-top-10-ways-journalists-use-the-internet_b5835

According to a new survey , one of the least popular ways journalists use the Internet is to create podcasts.

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2011/08/live-spacewalk-iss/

Watch Now: Cosmonauts on Live Spacewalk | Wired Science | Wired.com

Today two Russian cosmonauts aboard the International Space Station will conduct a six-hour spacewalk, installing laser communications equipment and replacing experiments on the Zvezda service module, a Russian portion of the ISS.

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Boston Globe editor joins Twitter; ‘Like it or not, you can’t ignore it,’ he tells other editors | Poynter.

http://www.poynter.org/latest-news/mediawire/141315/boston-globe-editor-joins-twitter-like-it-or-not-you-cant-ignore-it-he-tells-other-editors/

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Will business model ‘stabilize’ for newspapers?

y securities analysts last week about his company’s disappointing financial performance, the best McClatchy boss Gary Pruitt could say was that he hopes the newspaper “business model will stabilize” at some unspecified point in the future. But it will not.

http://newsosaur.blogspot.com/2011/08/will-business-model-stabilize-for.html

Here's a fascinating post by Joanna Geary, the web development editor of The Times , How I tracked down an entire family from one tweet .

One tweet takes a journalist on a voyage of discovery | Media | guardian.co.uk

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/greenslade/2011/aug/03/privacy-twitter

http://onlinejournalismblog.com/2011/08/03/7-books-that-every-journalist-working-online-should-read/

7 books that journalists working online should read? | Online Journalism Blog

While it’s one thing to understand interactive storytelling , community management , or the history of online journalism , the changes that are affecting journalism are wider than the industry itself. So although I’ve written previously on essential books about online journalism , I wanted to also compile a list of books which I think are essential for those wanting to gain an understanding of wider dynamics affecting the media industries and, by extension, journalism. These are books that provide historical context to the hysteria surrounding technologies; that give an insight into the cultural movements changing society; that explore key philosophical issues such as privacy; or that explore the commercial dynamics driving change.

Assemblée nationale | Question écrite N° 116274 de M. Dominique Dord (UMP - Savoie)

Depuis quelques années, les usages de l'Internet, au domicile comme à l'école, conjugués à la multiplication des services en ligne offrent des opportunités multiples, notamment les outils d'expression et de communication en ligne, au rang desquels se trouvent les réseaux sociaux, suscitent l'engouement des plus jeunes.

http://questions.assemblee-nationale.fr/q13/13-116274QE.htm

Les sommes consacrées à la publicité en ligne au Canada ont dépassé pour la première fois l'an dernier celles destinées aux journaux, et l'écart va se creuser encore davantage dans les années à venir, souligne une étude publiée mardi. Selon le Bureau de la publicité interactive du Canada (IAB), un organisme non gouvernemental représentant l'industrie du marketing en ligne, les revenus publicitaires en ligne ont progressé de 23% pour dépasser 2,2 milliards de dollars (environ 2,3 milliards de dollars américains) en 2010.