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Exposition sur la période de mai 68 en France. Explication du déroulement de mai 68 et des revendications de cette période. Archives : photos et affiches.

"Paul Henry Ginsparg (born 1955) is a physicist widely known for his development of the ArXiv.org e-print archive[2][3][4] and for contributions to theoretical physics." He has been awarded the P.A.M. (Physics-Astronomy-Math) Award from the Special Libraries Association,[13] named a Lingua Franca "Tech 20"

"Web 1.0 // Web 2.0DoubleClick -> Google AdSense Ofoto -> Flickr Akamai -> BitTorrent mp3.com -> Napster Britannica Online -> Wikipedia sites perso -> blogs evite -> upcoming.org et EVDB spéculation sur les noms de domaines -> optimisation pour moteurs de recherche pages vues -> coût au clic « screen scraping » -> services web publication -> participation système de gestion de contenu -> wikis arborescence (taxonomie) -> tags ("folksonomy") rigidité du contenu -> syndication de contenu"

Distinguer les crowdfundings d'action, de prêt et de dons. Les crowdfundings de dons sont valables souvent jusqu'à 90 jours max, et parfois incluent un minimum de 5 euros pour faire un don.

arXiv is an e-print service in the fields of physics, mathematics, computer science, quantitative biology, quantitative finance and statistics. 

Brewster Kahle est un informaticien américain, diplômé du Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). il développa et promut le système WAIS. Créateur du moteur de recherche Alexa, décide de prendre une initiative majeure en matière d'archivage des contenus diffusés sur internet.

Brewster Kahle construit une bibliothèque numérique libre. Intervention de Brewster Kahle en TED 

"They shared this code online as OpenAPS, and "looping," as it's called, began to catch on. Instead of micromanaging their blood sugar, people with diabetes could offload that work to an algorithm. In addition to OpenAPS, another system called Loop is now available. Dozens, then hundreds, and now thousands of people are experimenting with DIY artificial-pancreas systems-none of which the Food and Drug Administration has officially approved. And they've had to track down discontinued Medtronic pumps. It can sometimes take months to find one."