ahhhh bahhhh blublublublublu… (ce billet est la suite de cette entrée) 1. rien, mais rien compris le gars. Humblement dire ‘je ne comprend pas le phénomène, quelqun peut m’expliquer? aurait été beaucoup plus sage que de relancer les ‘blogueurs’ (ah! qu’ils sentent mauvais en plus ces blogueurs!) Super, maintenant on verra apparaître la blogueurophobie; 2.… Continue reading Tout le monde en parle 2
Category: Blogs and people
Tout le monde en parle
On me cite sur Le carnet techno de Radio-Canada, et on a même conservé le bout ou je parle de ‘l’esti de scrap’ qui se retrouve sur nos tablettes. Quelqun à vu quelque chose du coté de Québecor? On y cite aussi les points de vue de J-P Martineau, Marc et Sylvain. Moi je dit… Continue reading Tout le monde en parle
froissés
on est pas fâché, mais ca nous dérange tous unpeu.
Un blogue pour Franco
je me suis retenue à 2 mains hier (essayez ça pour voir) après avoir lu la critique cinglante de Franco Nuovo envers les blogues et la blogosphère. Oui ca m’a ébranlé, mis en beau ci**** même. Mais bon, pourquoi j’en parlerais sur mon blogue, ce débat là – à quoi servent les blogues, pourquoi les… Continue reading Un blogue pour Franco
New York Magazine about Blogs
check it out here, + interesting timeline of the history of blogging.
Du bist Deutschland
le phénomène expliqué en français par Martin : La blogosphère germanophone en parle sans arrêt depuis l’automne dernier. “Du bist Deutschland” (l’Allemagne, c’est toi) est une campagne de pub sociale à grand déploiement qui défraie chroniques et manchettes à répétition. “Du bist Deutschland” est le groupe de mots parmi les plus recherché sur Technorati.com ce… Continue reading Du bist Deutschland
Dior into blogging
Via Loic: After many brands in France such as Vichy, or Celio, Dior Plasticity launches its brand blog, with 12 guest bloggers who will test the product, coordinated by a well known french blogher, Sophie Kune.
State of the Blogosphere, February 2006
4 months after the last State of the Blogosphere report, here are some interesting facts taken from feb 6th and 14th reports: – Blogging and Mainstream Media continue to share attention in blogger’s and reader’s minds, but bloggers are climbing higher on the “big head” of the attention curve, with some bloggers getting more attention… Continue reading State of the Blogosphere, February 2006
Hello tomorrow – traditionnal media moving forward
Heiko just moved from Hamburg where he worked for Six Apart, to Munich where he now works for Hubert Burda Media. His job? Evaluate new opportunities brought by new web technologies, develop and shape ideas, explore technologies suited to push Hubert Burda Media further into the online world, reach new audiences and see how the… Continue reading Hello tomorrow – traditionnal media moving forward
TAKEAWAY: Festival of do it your self Media
Finally a geek workshop for non geeks. Would love to go but i’m afraid with SXSW in the same month this could be a little problematic. Not directly related, i have seen this book in Berlin and it looked quite interesting. A silent revolution is taking place. More and more people are transforming themselves from… Continue reading TAKEAWAY: Festival of do it your self Media
The ultimate blogger’s kit
Thoughts about blogging and podcasting
just found the following notes in a book left over for weeks: – blogs are giving space to emerging talents, giving them a window they would never have got otherwise – thus they are also giving space for experimentation and amateur content, amateurs being: 1- artists who took a different way than the usual academic… Continue reading Thoughts about blogging and podcasting
À écouter ce soir
Le mercredi 4 janvier 2006 à 19 h sur le 95,1 FM (R-C) Info complète ici (via Gina)
Converse
You need conversation. In practically every field of artistic endeavor, we see success stories grounded in artists who engage in some form of conversation with their audience. JMS kept Babylon 5 alive by hanging out on fan newsgroups. Neil Gaiman’s blog is built almost entirely on conversing simultaneously with thousands of readers. All the indie… Continue reading Converse
TV is out too
Hey kids, TV is definitely out. Four Eyed Monsters is one of my favorite vlog – i honestly much prefer watching these guy than turning my cable TV on. What’s wrong? Blogging gave written medias the worse headaches ever (circa 2002-2003). Podcasting made us realize how commercial radio is poor, and that there is a… Continue reading TV is out too
Holidays blogging
I must admit, the content of this blog is quite different from what it is during the rest of the year. I am on holidays, I am rested, at peace, out of this buzy-ness but still full of ideas and fire burning inside. Filling my head with words i love to read, authors that inspire… Continue reading Holidays blogging
Hi, i’m the inventor of the World Wide Web
‘In 1989 one of the main objectives of the WWW was to be a space for sharing information. It seemed evident that it should be a space in which anyone could be creative, to which anyone could contribute. The first browser was actually a browser/editor, which allowed one to edit any page, and save it… Continue reading Hi, i’m the inventor of the World Wide Web
Émue
Mon seul post de la journée se résumera à ceci, trouvé sur le blogue de Marc-André : Lu dans l’édition de juin 1971 du magazine contre-culturel québécois Mainmise : ” Tous les computers du globe, toute la science, toute la sagesse, toute l’expérience humaine deviendront accessibles à chaque individu. Chacun de nous pourra puiser à… Continue reading Émue
Post conference
Following my post about Mena’s speech at Les Blogs, here you can access the full text version of her speech followed by more thoughts on the topic: ‘The majority of people in the world aren’t blogging yet, and a lot of them could truly benefit from this form of communication. We want them to be… Continue reading Post conference
Les blogs notes
– blogging gives freedom (for artists) – blogging breaks hierarchy – bloggers can be or are brands – blogs are online personnas, id’s (that’s what i think since 2 years, i thought everyone knew about that) – see the web as people, readers respect bloggers they read, – shift in economy to a ‘participan economy’… Continue reading Les blogs notes
Les blogs 2.0 – podcasting and vlogging panel
notes: – woah, someone’s teaching vbloging in college – notion of speach enabling blogs – 3G = multimedia devices – vlog and podcasts creators want to create content, get attention, share content, express themselves – emotional and spontaneous content – publisher vs amateur publisher – text recognitions into podcast and vlog – capture content –… Continue reading Les blogs 2.0 – podcasting and vlogging panel
Les Blogs day 2 – thoughts
Mena’s speech finally made this place rock a bit. She is bringing on an interesting topic about the quality of the conversations that are taking place on weblogs and the quality of our speaches — bloggers are people with opinions but with the rise of blogging and blogging getting mainstream bloggers need to be more… Continue reading Les Blogs day 2 – thoughts
Bloggers, mostly
actually we are bloggers, web specialists, loads of journalists and web agency people. See where all these people are coming from here.
me!
with lack of sleep, and its waaay too early!
Les Blogs – thoughts
– Blogs build bridges between communities (and different cultures) – Understand the blogosphere, trust the transparence – blogs are driven by passion and authority – we need more people to bring blogs to ‘normal’ people – behind all products are people; consumers now want to talk with these people (commercial aspect of blogging, conversation with… Continue reading Les Blogs – thoughts
En feu dans la ville lumère, 2ème partie
Les gens sont en feu. La conférence n’est même pas commencé que flickr est remplis de photo. Pensée : quelqun me parlait hier d’un mouvement de ‘contre-culture’ ou les gens après avoir documenté leurs vies à l’extrème vont décider de cesser toute forme d’archivage d’information sur leurs vies ou événements.
Les Blogs
The conference is starting tomorrow. Tonite some of the conference participants are heading to the Lizard Lounge (infos here). It will be possible to reach me live from the conference for the time i’ll be online on IM (m_chantale@hotmail.com). All pictures from the participants are tagged ‘lesblogs’ and can be seen here. Weeee!
Sparekey
A concept i had in mind on which we exchanged me and patrick yesterday evening is about giving a good friend your blog access to delete malicious comments in the case you wouldn’t be available to do so. For exemple, i know that Antoine has my blog pw and username, and i know he is… Continue reading Sparekey
Mena
As part of its Online Evolution special report, CNN.com is asking several Web and Internet pioneers for their thoughts on the impact and future of the Internet. An interview with Mena Trott
BlogTalk 3.0, ehr, Reloaded
Seems like its a go for October 2-3 2006 in Vienna.
They use the web to create and get content
See the BBC coverage here. American teenagers today are utilizing the interactive capabilities of the internet as they create and share their own media creations. Fully half of all teens and 57% of teens who use the internet could be considered Content Creators. They have created a blog or webpage, posted original artwork, photography, stories… Continue reading They use the web to create and get content
They’r there! T-Shirts by bloggers for bloggers
meïdia line of kewlstuff is on with some new t-shirts. Some of the most ironical text line you’ll find around, but beware for your popularity rank to get on a high! Got a nice girlfriend who’s stardom you just cant compete with? Show her your love and appreciation with the Blog her she’s famous Tee;… Continue reading They’r there! T-Shirts by bloggers for bloggers
Blog me i’m famous
credits to Frederic Rappaz: there is some competition out there.
Inside the blogs – les blogues dans la culture américaine
i got my first encouter with the Inside the blogs report on CNN – with Abbi Tatton, the ‘internet reporter researches and reports on Web logs and general Internet content for CNN’s afternoon program’. * La chaîne d’information CNN offre maintenant une couverture de l’information qui circule dans les blogues sur leur bulletin de nouvelles… Continue reading Inside the blogs – les blogues dans la culture américaine
Pop Montreal blog : Roche & Roule!
Le festival Pop Montréal que je couvre avec Fred (engagé pour corriger mes photes) va être officiellement lancé sous peu. Nous accumulons présentement les heures de sommeil et pilons nos sous noirs pour pouvoir faire fi de notre savoir faire en ce qui a trait à la vie culturelle montréalaise passé 22h les soirs de… Continue reading Pop Montreal blog : Roche & Roule!