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CASACOM Conférence Médias Sociaux
- 2. Le Web 2.0… DÎNER-CONFÉRENCE CHEZ CASACOM Montréal, le 4 décembre 2009
- 3. Outils?
- 4. Révolution?
- 5. Le Web 2.0 : outils ET révolution! DÎNER-CONFÉRENCE CHEZ CASACOM Montréal, le 4 décembre 2009
- 6. 1990
- 7. 2009
- 8. La révolution de la vitesse
- 9. 1990
- 10. 2009
- 11. La révolution 2.0
- 12. accès connection transparence démocratie dialogue conversation égalité partage collaboration échange participation humanisation
- 14. Le monde a changé
- 15. Les médias de masse…
- 18. Influence des pairs, d’abord!
- 19. Influence des pairs, d’abord!
- 20. Influence des pairs, d’abord!
- 21. Influence des pairs, d’abord!
- 24. Barack Obama
- 30. Les médias sociaux Quoi?
- 33. Étourdissant?
- 36. ?
- 41. Bon à tout âge U.S. Unique Visitor (000) Trend (Source: comScore Media Metrix)
- 50. Les médias sociaux Les suppléments
- 51. Le référencement
- 52. Les fils RSS
- 53. Les RP en ligne
- 54. Politique pour médias sociaux
- 56. Les sites Web = médias
- 57. La place de votre site Web
- 58. Les médias sociaux Comment?
- 59. Vos défis
- 65. Où publier?
- 69. Les médias sociaux Des exemples
- 78. À retenir
- 79. Les médias sociaux sont incontournables C’est l’humanisation des communications Soyez stratégiques Trouvez votre zone de confort Respectez l’esprit 2.0 Convainquez votre leader Pour nager, il faut sauter à l’eau
- 80. On y va? On y va?
- 82. Annexe
- 83. Les 6 marches de la stratégie 2.0
Editor's Notes
- Starting with Leeds, Cardiff and Edinburgh, guardian.co.uk is planning to launch a local news project in a small number of locations. At the moment guardian.co.uk is looking for bloggers - with journalistic qualifications "desirable" - to help cover community news, and report on local developments. The project will emphasise local political decision-making, and is scheduled to go live next year. "Guardian Local is a small-scale experimental approach to local newsgathering. We are focusing on three politically engaged cities and we expect to launch in early 2010," said Emily Bell, the director of digital development at Guardian News & Media. Sarah Hartley, the Guardian Local launch editor said: "While researching developments at the grassroots of community journalism, I've been impressed by the range and depth of coverage from local websites and blogs. This experimental project reflects both the shifting nature of journalism and the reality on the ground." Keeping up local coverage is important - there is a risk that the decline of local news could allow corruption in public institutions to grow. To prevent this, the US public broadcaster NPR has received public funding of $3m for a hyper-local news project to compensate for the decline in local press. With the help of this public subsidy, a pool of bloggers will provide news topics of interest to local US communities. It will start with a small group of about a dozen NPR stations - both TV and radio - which have yet to be chosen. This model of public service reporting has been discussed in the UK, too. One possibility for this model could be to give a subsidy to the Press Association to cover local courts and councils.
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