Mois : septembre 2013 (Page 7 of 10)

(via TraceMedia – Luminous Cities)

« Anger spreads faster and more broadly than joy, say computer scientists who have analysed sentiment on the Chinese Twitter-like service Weibo ». (via Most Influential Emotions on Social Networks Revealed | MIT Technology Review)

Le Brésil suit désormais une politique active pour mettre fin à l’hégémonie commerciale des États-Unis sur Internet. Il s’agit par exemple de ne pas passer par des moteurs de recherche américains (cela concerne 80 % du trafic brésilien), de délaisser certains sites (Facebook, YouTube, Twitter…) et d’opter pour des solutions de stockage à distance nationales (cloud computing).

Censorship of Chinese sites is sometimes inconsistent and is known to rely heavily on people screening posts manually. But the software the Harvard researchers bought to run their site came with an unexpectedly complex toolkit of automated censorship tools, says King, and the company that provided it was happy to give advice on how to use them. “The options were really quite astounding.”

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