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Cet espace est proposé par le Centre Multimédia intercommunal Berg et Coiron (sud Ardèche) à tous ceux qui veulent mettre en commun leurs souvenirs autour du territoire alentour. Un album collectif en quelque sorte, à partager en famille, entre amis, voisins… Vous y trouverez des documents, des anecdotes qui racontent la grande Histoire par petites touches, à travers le regard des habitants et visiteurs du territoire.

Les livrets interactifs ajoutent du dynamisme à la lecture guidée ou partagée; ils sont aussi faciles à utiliser qu'un grand livre.  Les histoires présentent des personnages attachants, des scènes drôles et des conclusions étonnantes qui donnent le goût...de relire l'histoire.

GENEVA, Switzerland - The best revolutionaries eventually find themselves hailed in tributes and enshrined in museums. So it's almost inevitable that nearly 30 years after the official birthdate of the internet, some of the net's best-known pioneers, radicals, and troublemakers are being inducted into the Internet Society's Hall of Fame. The inaugural group includes 33 of the net's most influential engineers, evangelists and entrepreneurs including internet fathers Robert Kahn and Vinton Cerf; internet standards guru Jon Postel; web inventor Tim Berners-Lee; encryption pioneer Phil Zimmerman; and Mozilla's Mitchell Baker.

George Dyson (Wikipédia, il est l'un des contributeurs principaux de la revue The Edge), Turing's Cathedral (La cathédrale de Turing), qui raconte la construction de l'un des premiers ordinateurs, à Princeton, entre la fin des années 40 et le début des années 50. MANIAC, c'est le nom de cet ordinateur. Construction qui s'est faite sous la double égide de John Von Neuman et Alan Turing.

Broadband is vital to the economic and social sustainability of rural communities. Ensuring the availability of fast and reliable access in all rural communities is a key priority for Defra and we are working closely with DCMS, which has overall responsibility for broadband policy and delivery. Broadband Delivery UK (BDUK) is responsible for managing the broadband rollout programme, and government funding of £530m for rural broadband to 2015.

Where were you in 1996? If you were in cyberspace, surfing the World Wide Web, chances are you were waiting a long time for pages to load, laughing at the first Internet meme and suffering through some god-awful graphics. My, how times have changed! While some of you weren't even born yet, I was working on the web back then, and it certainly did feel different from today. Most comments came via email, servers were rickety and crash-prone, and even though HTML coding was a lot simpler, it still took a lot of patience to get things done.