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Linux-Meetup Montréal - Fevrier 2012

Agenda Montréal - il y a 7h 34 min
Linux-Meetup Montréal - Fevrier 2012
Catégories: Le Libre à Montréal

Rencontre du Club Linux Atomic (CLA)

Agenda Montréal - il y a 7h 34 min
Rencontre du Club Linux Atomic (CLA)
Catégories: Le Libre à Montréal

Rencontre du Drupal

Agenda Montréal - il y a 7h 34 min
Rencontre du Drupal
Catégories: Le Libre à Montréal

ours : Logiciels libres et sociétés

Agenda Montréal - il y a 7h 34 min
ours : Logiciels libres et sociétés
Catégories: Le Libre à Montréal

Parenscript Common Lisp to JavaScript compiler presentation by Vladimir Sedach

Agenda Montréal - il y a 7h 34 min
Parenscript Common Lisp to JavaScript compiler presentation by Vladimir Sedach
Catégories: Le Libre à Montréal

Rencontre du Club Linux Atomic (CLA)

Agenda Montréal - il y a 7h 34 min
Rencontre du Club Linux Atomic (CLA)
Catégories: Le Libre à Montréal

Linux-Meetup Montréal - Janvier 2012

Agenda Montréal - il y a 7h 34 min
Linux-Meetup Montréal - Janvier 2012
Catégories: Le Libre à Montréal

Montréal-Python 26 : Joyeuse Justification

Agenda Montréal - il y a 7h 34 min
Montréal-Python 26 : Joyeuse Justification
Catégories: Le Libre à Montréal

Hackathon redis/nodejs/mongodb

Agenda Montréal - il y a 7h 34 min
Hackathon redis/nodejs/mongodb
Catégories: Le Libre à Montréal

Rencontre du Club Linux Atomic (CLA)

Agenda Montréal - il y a 7h 34 min
Rencontre du Club Linux Atomic (CLA)
Catégories: Le Libre à Montréal

Nonprofit News Groups Considering a Merger

freepress.net/newsroom - ven, 03/02/2012 - 12:39pm
The Bay Citizen is considering a potential merger, according to people involved in the discussions, a move that could see the publication absorbed by an older but similar nonprofit news organization in Berkeley, and raising questions about whether the founding patron's vision for a revitalization of Bay Area news reporting can survive him.

How the Huffington Post Became a New-Media Behemoth

freepress.net/newsroom - ven, 03/02/2012 - 12:35pm
In a blog post at her eponymous website, Arianna Huffington has provided some numbers that describe the growth of the news network over the past year -- a year that coincided with its acquisition by AOL for $315 million -- and more than a few of them are eye-popping. At a time when some newspaper websites are happy to get page views in the tens of millions in a month, The Huffington Post racked up more than a billion page views in December.

NAB Spars with Free Press over TV Campaign Coverage

freepress.net/newsroom - ven, 03/02/2012 - 12:29pm
A report released last week by Free Press contending television broadcasters will reap nearly $3 billion in revenue from political advertising this year without fully disclosing to the public where that money comes from has drawn a sharp rebuke from the NAB.

Facebook at Eight

freepress.net/newsroom - ven, 03/02/2012 - 12:23pm
Today marks a milestone for Facebook. Originally launched in 2004 as a site for Harvard students to connect online, the social networking giant is now celebrating its eighth anniversary, just weeks after launching its new 'timeline' interface, the feature referred to by countless journalists as a social media 'gamechanger.'

Twitter Is Harder to Resist than Cigarettes and Alcohol

freepress.net/newsroom - ven, 03/02/2012 - 12:04pm
Tweeting or checking emails may be harder to resist than cigarettes and alcohol, according to researchers who tried to measure how well people could resist their desires.

How Much Did Media Companies Spend Lobbying on SOPA and PIPA?

freepress.net/newsroom - ven, 03/02/2012 - 11:58am
Last fall, while television news outlets were largely ignoring the Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect IP Act during their evening news and opinion programming, their parent companies were busy paying an army of lobbyists to influence Congress on the then-pending legislation.

Documentary Filmmaker Arrested at Congressional Hearing for Filming with a Different Opinion

freepress.net/newsroom - ven, 03/02/2012 - 11:24am
In a rather troubling move, it appears that the leadership of the House Subcommittee on Energy and Environment had a documentary filmmaker arrested on Congressional property for daring to try to film a hearing that was taking place on the subject of "fracking" -- an issue for which this filmmaker, Josh Fox, is well known for covering in his documentary Gasland.

Journalists and Fair Use

freepress.net/newsroom - ven, 03/02/2012 - 10:54am
A new report takes a deep look into the way journalists deal with copyright issues, which can affect not only their own careers, but journalism as a whole. The report draws conclusions from interviews with 80 journalists who have been working in the field for at least five years.

Officials Say Spam Emails Caused ASU to Block Access to Petition Site

freepress.net/newsroom - ven, 03/02/2012 - 10:33am
Unsolicited spam emails from petition website change.org forced Arizona State University to block access as well as outbound emails to the site, university officials said.

Beyond ACTA: Next Secret Copyright Agreement Negotiated This Week -- in Hollywood

freepress.net/newsroom - jeu, 02/02/2012 - 9:27am
One of the worst parts of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement was its ridiculous secrecy, under which it was easy for negotiators and industry reps to see draft text, but impossible for the public to do so except through leaks. Thankfully, those leaks showed just how bad ACTA was going to be for the Internet, and public pressure helped remove the worst provisions. But the basic approach to doing deals didn't die, and it's back again.