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 their advent.
We owe this not so much to the Internet as to its uses and tools, and in particular to social platforms in their various forms, which have exploded since the “Web 2.0” or social web revolution some twenty years ago, insofar as it was this era that saw the average user take control of information production.
It is often said that 90% of the world's data...
Finally, many current debates are about the enterprises' ability to understand, master and harness the web, internally. This may seem trivial because purely technological...
I discovered the term "techno-populist" while reading this businessweek article. This expression, originally due to Forrester, designates people who flout their company's IT policies...
Everybody focuses on the digital natives, the e-culture, and how those who are coming after us will deeply transform organizations.
Another point is the underlying...