La langue de bois est un jeu de massacre Michel Rioux L’Aut’Journal “ Camille Robert, porte-parole de l’ASSÉ à la fin du printemps érable s’était illustrée par la qualité de sa langue de bois franc. Cette lumière intellectuelle est remontée à la surface lors du décès de Jacques Parizeau: «Une des figures du patriarcat blanc et…
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The Smartest Dog in the World (Chester est le chien le plus important aujourd’hui pour la recherche scientifique)
Reportage de 60 Minutes (13.07) Human beings have lived with dogs for thousands of years. You’d think that after all that time we’d have discovered all there is to know about them. But, as we first reported last fall, it turns out that until recently scientists didn’t pay much attention to dogs. Dolphins have been…
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Where are the books? Libraries under fire as they shift from print to digital.
À lire dans le Washington Post.
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Documentaire: Guerre d’Algérie- la déchirure (1.53.01)
Une série documentaire de Gabriel Le Bomin et Benjamin Stora Réalisée par Gabriel Le Bomin Racontée par Kad Merad A partir d’images d’archives, en grande partie inédites et provenant de sources très diverses (archives de l’armée française jusque là interdites, archives de la télévision française mais aussi images des télévisions anglaises, algériennes et d’Europe de…
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21st-century censorship: Governments around the world are using stealthy strategies to manipulate the media
Columbia Journalism Review Two beliefs safely inhabit the canon of contemporary thinking about journalism. The first is that the internet is the most powerful force disrupting the news media. The second is that the internet and the communication and information tools it spawned, like YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook, are shifting power from governments to civil…
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Le département informatique de la pègre belge (Bientôt dans un port canadien?)
How two technology consultants helped drug traffickers hack the Port of Antwerp By Jordan Robertson and Michael Riley Bloomerg
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Dossier spécial de l’hebdo “The Economist: America’s Hispanics
The Economist One American in six is now Hispanic, up from a small minority two generations ago. By mid-century it will be more than one in four. David Rennie explains what that means for America From minor to major Dreaming in English A suitable box to tick Not our thing Cuba libre In the shadows…
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Covering Cannabis: Building a News Wire Beyond Weed
American Journalism Review
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Revolution and its discontents: The messy case of Egypt’s journalists union
Columbia Journalism Review (…) The Egyptian Journalists Syndicate (EJS) is the official body tasked with organizing, protecting, and accrediting Egyptian reporters and editors (and sometimes others, like lucky ad men) at private and government-run newspapers. When you hear of Egyptian journalists being censored, fired, intimidated, detained, attacked, or killed, the syndicate is the go-to place…
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Last Gasp in Paris
Commentary Magazine Writing in Hypervocal in March, Havas Media’s Tom Goodwin opened with a jarring observation. “Uber, the world’s largest taxi company, owns no vehicles,” he wrote. “Facebook, the world’s most popular media owner, creates no content. Alibaba, the most valuable retailer, has no inventory. And Airbnb, the world’s largest accommodation provider, owns no real estate.”…