En France, on ne naît pas journaliste VIP, mais on le devient vite
Marianne
Balade dans le monde hallucinant des journalistes vedettes et à leur statut «en or massif».
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«Once Earth was home to a host of human species, from Neanderthals to hobbits. But today only we survive.» Un article de la BBC
Une petite vite du gouvernement Couillard a attiré l’attention des journalistes toujours curieux de la revue Tyee.
New bill violates long-standing principle: ‘Thou shall not block.’ Quebec’s Online Gambling Law Threatens Canada’s Open Web, by Michael Geist, TheTyee.ca (…) When the measure was first announced in the budget, the government noted that its own site was not meeting revenue targets and that it believed that website blocking would generate millions in additional revenue….
Hands Across America : The rise of Purell.
David Owen New Yorker The product was called Purell. Today, you see it everywhere. My local supermarket has a dispenser at the entrance, a pump bottle at every cash register, and a second dispenser at the exit. My doctor uses it several times during every office visit. Cruise-ship operators squirt it into the hands of…
Une brève histoire de la famille royale en disgrâce.
Ce qui est considéré comme un comportement honteux a fluctué énormément au fil du temps. L’appétit pour la punition est constant. Vanity Fair.
Comment décrocher un emploi avec un diplôme de philosophie
Un article du New-York Times For years, most liberal-arts schools seemed to put career-services offices “somewhere just below parking” as a matter of administrative priority, in the words of Wake Forest’s president, Nathan Hatch. But increasingly, even elite, decidedly non-career-oriented schools are starting to promote their career services during the freshman year, in response to fears…