« That’s not necessarily a reflection of any problems at the Times but the reality of how news is now distributed on the internet. Homepage traffic is declining at most news sites as readers increasingly find links to news articles from social media, email, and other sources ». (via The homepage is dead, and the social web has won—even at the New York Times – Quartz)
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Le monopole de fait de Google sur les moteurs de recherche, qui constituent la porte d’entrée principale vers le web, soulève des enjeux de souveraineté et de concurrence importants.
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The United Kingdom’s top spy agency is facing legal action following revelations published by The Intercept about its involvement in secret efforts to hack into computers on a massive scale.
Revolutionizing the cash register receipt sounds like the worst kind of startup cliché, but indulge me for a moment.
The story of America’s biggest intelligence leak started simply: with an email.
Google and other search engines routinely field takedown requests to remove material from results that violates copyright, defamation, and other laws. But a ruling today (pdf) by the European Union’s highest court will now require them to consider takedown requests for material that is merely embarrassing or inconvenient, rather than illegal.
Your robot, the one you paid good money for, has chosen to kill you. Better that, its collision-response algorithms decided, than a high-speed, head-on collision with a smaller, non-robotic compact. There were two people in that car, to your one. The math couldn’t be simpler.