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Making EU copyright rules fit for the digital age Delivering on its Digital Single Market strategy, the Commission today presents a proposal to allow Europeans to travel with their online content and an action plan to modernise EU copyright rules.

Mais ce livre s'adresse aussi à tous ceux et celles qui aspirent à pratiquer une profession qui agit plus que jamais comme miroir social et moteur de changement. C'est pourquoi les auteurs vont au-delà des problèmes d'écriture pour aborder d'autres aspects tout aussi importants du journalisme : des règles d'or du métier jusqu'au respect des normes déontologiques qui protègent et encadrent la liberté de presse.

" Seated practically thigh to thigh, these vendors crouch over laptops, scrolling through screen after screen of downloaded music. They are known as téléchargeurs, or downloaders, and they operate as an offline version of iTunes, Spotify and Pandora all rolled into one. They know what their regulars might like, from the latest Jay Z album to the obscurest songs of Malian music pioneers like Ali Farka Touré. Savvy musicians take their new material to Fankélé Diarra Street and press the téléchargeurs to give it a listen and recommend it to their customers. For a small fee - less than a dime a song - the téléchargeurs transfer playlists to memory cards or U.S.B. sticks, or directly onto cellphones. Customers share songs with their friends via short-range Bluetooth signals"

"Comment Le Temps (Suisse) développe ses projets de datajournalisme" Comment Le Temps (Suisse) développe ses projets de datajournalisme Arnaud Wéry / 08/12/2014 blog data letempsSuite de l'interview de Jean Abbiateci, datajournaliste au Temps. Il explique pourquoi le Temps développe le datajournalisme, il parle de l'équipe data & multimédia, il raconte comment il lance des projets avec les journalistes de tous les services…

"Promise Tracker is a citizen-monitoring platform designed to help communities track issues they care about and use that information to advocate for change with local government, institutions, or the press. More than a data collection platform, Promise Tracker is a civic process designed to gather groups of citizens to discuss critical issues in their communities, collect actionable information to better understand those issues, and engage in dialogue with local actors in order to develop solutions."

Photographe professionnel mariages, baptêmes, anniversaires, repas, dîners d'entreprises, sorties de boîte, fêtes de fin d'année, conférences, congrès, réceptions, inaugurations, séminaires, photos de théâtre, danse, spectacle. Je me déplace sur Genève, Lausanne, Vaud, Fribourg, Vevey, Neuchâtel, Yverdon, Montreux, Sion, Jura, Valais

leMultimedia.info est un web-magazine basé à Lausanne, en Suisse. Créé en janvier 2014 sous l'impulsion d'un jeune ambitieux, étudiant en sciences politiques à l'Université de Lausanne, le média gagne rapidement une bonne image. Titulaire d'une carte de presse (NRP) et membre de diverses associations journalistiques en Suisse, Yves Di Cristino, rédacteur en chef du magazine parcourt le monde du journalisme à sa manière. Du Stade de la Pontaise à Lausanne jusqu'au Lido Comedy & Club de Lausanne, il se propose de réaliser divers reportages qui constituent aujourd'hui une base solide favorisant l'évolution exponentielle de leMultimedia.info.

""There's no way for microfinance companies to communicate with each other," said Joyce Kim, executive director at the Stellar Development Foundation. The combined Oradian/Stellar product would allow microfinance companies to quickly send money to each other. "There's something like 100,000 microfinance institutions, how do we connect them? How do they get the kinds of efficiencies that will change their lives?" The partnership is going to move slowly, beginning with a pilot program in Nigeria, where moving money often physically carrying cash on a 12-hour bus ride. Stellar could, obviously, change that dynamic."

Proponent of reduced legal restrictions on copyright, trademark, and radio frequency spectrum, particularly in technology applications. In 2001, he founded Creative Commons. He is a former board member of the Free Software Foundation and Software Freedom Law Center; the Washington, D.C. lobbying groups Public Knowledge and Free Press; and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.