How YouTube Changed Journalism
The Atlantic The video-streaming site, created 10 years ago today, has reduced the barriers to entry for news publication—for both good and bad.
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70 ans plus tard, le mystère de Raoul Wallenberg, le “schindler suédois” est toujours inexpliqué.
YNeyNews Raoul Wallenberg’s relatives are convinced truth of his fate hidden in Russian archives as Sweden government considers case ‘completely open.’ (Incidemment, un monument lui est dédié dans le jardin de la cathédrale anglicane au centre-ville de Montréal. Image ici.) Raoul Wallenberg a trente-deux ans quand il s’engage dans une mission qui semble impossible: préserver…
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This Professional Stunt Driver Takes Speed-Dating To A Whole New Level
Un vidéo sur Wimp.com
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Maps so bad they’re great
Vox.com
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The Great SIM Heist : How Spies Stole the Keys to the Encryption Castle
Jeremy Scahill & Josh Begley The Intercept Another mildly mind-boggling espionage exploit unveiled. American and British spies cracked the encryption used in mobile phone networks around the world by a simple piece of direct action. No maths involved. They hacked the factories that made the SIM cards for the phone companies. “The pipeline for producing…
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Oliver Sacks sublime la phase terminale de son cancer
Le New York Times publie ce jeudi un article du neurologue et écrivain britannique. Il y développe sa philosophie de vie face à la phase terminale du cancer dont il souffre depuis neuf ans.
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Beaten, Battered and Broke. Not all women who stay in abusive relationships are fucking stupid.
Story by Anabel Mena Medium
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Une abonnée nous signale : La vaccination… la suite!
Planète F Les résultats d’une étude scientifique de 1998 publiée dans The Lancet associant le vaccin RRO (Rougeole, Rubéole, Oreillons) sont restés dans la mémoire collective. Pourtant, la fraude est grande. Et son auteur, radié de la médecine en Grande-Bretagne, pratique aux États-Unis, persiste et signe.
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Superbe portrait de la chancelière allemande Angela Merkel
Maureen Orth Vanity Fair She may be the world’s most powerful woman, but German chancellor Angela Merkel has governed with the utmost caution—one of several contradictions that make her an enigma at home and abroad. After a year that forced Merkel into confrontations with Putin and Obama, Maureen Orth explores how a once frumpy physicist…
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Letting go
Amy Westervelt Eon Magazine Science is discovering what religion has always known: forgiveness is good for us. But that doesn’t make it any easier