Digital Reshapes The Economic, Media And Political Fields In Opposite Ways
2 April 2017
Everywhere, it is a cause of fragmentation.
Communications.Management.Marketing
2 April 2017
Everywhere, it is a cause of fragmentation.
26 March 2017
Behind that provocative question is an increasingly unpleasant reality for advertisers.
12 March 2017
It is time to stop accusing the digital revolution of spreading fake news and to examine our own responsibilities.
2 February 2017
Its main innovations impair the ability of individuals and organizations to communicate.
16 October 2016
The sudden rise to stardom and fall from grace of Kenneth Bone, one of the undecided voters who questioned Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump during their second debate, reveals a worrying trend for the media.
2 October 2016
Paradoxically, perhaps, the endless fragmentation of the media industry leads to an increasing usage concentration.
10 July 2016
It depends on what television we speak of.
17 January 2016
Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes acquired the venerable magazine in 2012 and is now putting it up for sale.
20 September 2015
The release of iOS 9, the new version of Apple’s mobile operating system, which allows ad blocking in the Safari Internet browser, sparked yet another online debate about this technology.
14 June 2015
First, the digital industry explained to content producers and distributors that they had to offer their products for free on the web and monetize them through advertising. Now, it also wants to suppress this revenue stream. This is absurd from both a business and moral standpoint.
22 March 2015
The gathering of the hi-tech industry in Austin this week for South by Southwest (SXSW) reveals an obvious paradox.
7 December 2014
A study conducted by Daniel Kreiss, journalism professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, reveals that each tweet published by Mitt Romney at the end of his presidential campaign had to be approved by no less than 22 people!