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Josiane Jouët is an emeritus professor in Communication Studies at Paris II Panthon-Assas University. Her fields of interests are the uses of information and communication technology, and information practices. She defended her thesis in 1972 at Paris-Descartes University and received a master’s degree in journalism in 1973 at Columbia University, New York. In this interview, she explains the major technological evolutions that shaped the information and communication technologies. Through this historical explanation, she explains her research interests and reflect on how digital tools are used. She raises the fertile period of the 1980s and 1990s during which she took part in developing the sociology of uses. The interview closes on how she approaches research and methodological issues.
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Keywords: musique live, plateformes, captation, numérique, production, Live music, platforms, recording, digital, production
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Keywords: Canada français, identité, mythes, mythologie, nation, nationalisme, révolution tranquille, vulnérabilité
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The Arctic do not elude the extension of the Internet network, supported by fibre optic submarine cables. Several submarine cable projects are in progress, or are already completed in the region. This new route promises a shorter distance, not for the containers this time, but for the transport of data between North America, Europe and Asia. China, which invests in a global Internet infrastructure, The Digital Silk Road, is very interested by this new route and could gain a foothold via the cable project Arctic Connect. In the context of a commercial and technological war between China and the United States, questions arise about the real intentions of China when it comes to this 100 % Chinese Internet network project. The financing and the construction by China of this type of infrastructure, vital for the global economy, might be a means to extend its regional and global influence.
Keywords: Internet, câbles sous-marins, Arctique, Chine, route de la soie numérique, Internet, submarine cables, Arctic, China, Digital silk road, Huawei
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Professor Benoît Heilbrunn draws on abundant resources and references from social and human sciences to conduct original research on marketing at ESCP Business School. This approach leads him to question spirituality, sacredness, and belief in the consumer society. Author of numerous books and articles, Heilbrunn regularly discussed the convergence between religion and brands by looking at how their economy resolves around the mystery of the Trinity through the three complementary sides of an absent god: a “sensorial” side, linked to the material products of the consumer good and to its tangible aspects, directly prehensile by consumers; a “rhetoric” side, which refers to the ideological dimension of the brand, to its place and its capacity to convey values and imagination; a “pragmatic” side, which points towards engaging corporal practices and which orchestrate, among others, the rituals of buying and consumption.
Keywords: marque, religion, sémiotique, Benoît Heilbrunn, consommateur, produit, brands, religion, semiotics, Benoît Heilbrunn, consumer, product
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In this interview, Elisa Bricco talks to writer Benoît Vincent about the transformations that have taken place over the last twenty years as a result of the technological turn in literary production. We look at the repercussions of technology’s hold over literary production, and in particular at the development of the notion of author in the context of collective writing. The example of the Général Instin project will be used to highlight some of the issues raised by digital technology in relation to the production of literary texts.
Keywords: littérature numérique, Général Instin, communauté, réproductibilité technique, publication numérique, digital, digital literature, Général Instin, community, technical reproducibility, digital publishing, digital