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The horizontality of society is a collective illusion

Since the early days of the web, and even more so with the advent of social media, there has been widespread talk of the promise of a horizontal world, free from traditional hierarchies, where speech would flow freely and whose foundations would be trust and recognition. Everyone would be able to speak out, be heard, influence and weigh in on public or internal debates, without any authority filtering or organizing the exchanges. The web, and then social networks, would have achieved what decades of sociology and democratic demands had failed to...

My new Linkedin hygiene

For a long time, Linkedin, as a professional social network, was a rather polished, qualitative space that stood out from many other platforms, but...

Zuckerberg and moderation: back to chaos?

Mark Zuckerberg's recent announcement of the end of moderation at META has unsurprisingly generated a lot of ink and sometimes shocked reactions. But for...

How the web impoverishes its authors and readers

The Internet and social networks offer an infinite space for expression, and have stimulated the production of information to an extent that was unimaginable before...

The future of work will be digitally responsible

Can we talk about the future of work without talking about the environmental impact of work? Certainly not. The pandemic laid the foundation for a...

The digital Stockholm syndrome

"I promise tomorrow I will quit"! Stop what? Take your pick: Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and sometimes even Linkedin. Who hasn't heard this from...