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bspolink1348 · 6 years

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Nouveautés en BSPO (14/05/18)

À la une : #info : commenter et partager l'actualité sur Twitter et Facebook / Édité par Arnaud Mercier, Nathalie Pignard-Cheynel

Cote de rangement : HM 742 I 255399 / Domaine : Communication

« De plus en plus souvent l'information journalistique arrive directement sur les « murs » de nos réseaux sociaux, en priorité Facebook ou Twitter, mais aussi LinkedIn ou Snapchat et bien sûr via des vidéos mises en ligne sur YouTube ou DailyMotion. La médiation de ces plateformes pour accéder à l'information d’actualité n’est pas neutre.

L'objet de ce livre est d’essayer de comprendre ce qui change dans notre rapport aux médias, notre relation à l'information dès lors que se met petit à petit en place un nouvel écosystème de l'information à l'ère des réseaux socionumériques. Que partage-t-on? Comment le faisons-nous? Comment commentons-nous l'actualité sur Twitter ou Facebook? Quels nouveaux usages, quels arts de faire les internautes mettent-ils en œuvre pour utiliser les dispositifs offerts par ces plateformes: hashtags, like, retweet, emojis et émoticônes… À l’heure des fake news, des risques d’enfermement dans des « bulles de filtre » via les recommandations de nos « amis » et des algorithmes, il est indispensable, pour le bon fonctionnement de nos démocraties, de prendre pleinement conscience du bouleversement qui se joue sous nos yeux, dans nos pratiques quotidiennes d’information. » - Quatrième de couverture

Économie

The foundations of institutional economics / K. William Kapp

Cote de rangement : HB 99 .5 K 255379

Le "care", face morale du capitalisme : assistance et police des familles en Amérique latine / Blandine Destremau et Isabel Georges, dir.

Cote de rangement : HC 130 C 255380

Gestion

Understanding strategic management / Anthony E. Henry

Cote de rangement : HD 30 .28 H 255393

Organization as communication : perspectives in dialogue / edited by Steffen Blaschke and Dennis Schoeneborn

Cote de rangement : HD 30 .3 O 255392

Comportement humain et organisation / John R. Schermerhorn, Richard N. Osborn, Mary Uhl-Bien, James G. Hunt, Claire de Billy

Cote de rangement : HD 58 .7 S 255395

Process theory : the principles of operations management / Matthias Holweg, Jane Davies, Arnoud de Meyer, Benn Lawson, Roger W. Schmenner

Cote de rangement : TS 155 H 255381

Cinéma

Cinémas libertaires : au service des forces de transgression et de révolte / Nicole Brenez, Isabelle Marinone (dir.)

Cote de rangement : PN 1995 .9 C 255378

Sociologie

Constellation et utopie : Theodor W. Adorno, le singulier et l'espérance / Daniel Payot

Cote de rangement : B 3199 P 255382

Sociologie des turbulences : penser les désordres des inégalités / Manuel Boucher

Cote de rangement : HM 1121 B 255383

Pour Bourdieu / Marc Joly

Cote de rangement : HM 479 .B68 J 255388

Histoire

68 : une histoire collective (1962-1981) / sous la direction de Philippe Artières et Michelle Zancarini-Fournel

Cote de rangement : DC 412 S 255384

Mai 68 : raconté par des anonymes / Nicolas Daum

Cote de rangement : DC 420 M 255385

Anthropologie

Odeurs et parfums en Occident : qui fait l'ange fait la bête / Brigitte Munie

Cote de rangement : GT 2847 M 255386

Sciences politiques

De impact van de Europese Unie : beleidsterreinen, strijdpunten en uitdagingen / Hendrik Vos

Cote de rangement : JN 30 V 255387

Totalitarisme fasciste / Marie-Anne Matard-Bonucci

Cote de rangement : DG 571 M 255389

Migrations

Demography of refugee and forced migration / Graeme Hugo, Mohammad Jalal Abbasi-Shavazi, Ellen Percy Kraly, editors

Cote de rangement : HB 871 D 255390

Gestion des ressources humaines

Introduction to human resource management / Paul Banfield, Rebecca Kay, Dean Royles

Cote de rangement : HF 5549 B 255394

Strategic human resource management / Catherine Bailey, David Mankin, Clare Kelliher

Cote de rangement : HF 5549 .15 B 255391

Marketing

Marketing international : marchés, cultures et organisations / Nathalie Prime, Jean-Claude Usunier

Cote de rangement : HF 1416 P 255396

Marketing digital : nouveaux comportements de consommation, parcours d'achat et leviers d'actions, interviews d'experts / Sandrine Medioni, Sarah Benmoyal Bouzaglo

Cote de rangement : HF 5415 .1265 B 255397

Consumer behaviour / Isabelle Szmigin & Maria Piacentini

Cote de rangement : HF 5415 .32 S 255398

Tous ces ouvrages sont exposés sur le présentoir des nouveautés de la BSPO. Ceux-ci pourront être empruntés à domicile à partir du 28 mai 2018.

#Communication #Economie #Gestion #Cinéma #Sociologie #Histoire #Anthropologie #Sciences Politiques #Migrations #Gestion des ressources humaines #Marketing

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goldira01 · 5 years

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The past week has seen a range of crypto- and blockchain-related developments in the German-speaking world. The German Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection is planning to sponsor a research project of the University of Marburg on legal issues surrounding blockchain technology, the Swiss online bank Swissquote began offering its customers the trading of a real estate portfolio-covering security token, and an Austrian research project provided proof of profitability for blockchain technology-based decentralized marketplaces.

Below is the past week of crypto and blockchain news in review, as originally reported by Cointelegraph auf Deutsch.

The German Ministry of Justice donates 900,000 euros ($991,916) for blockchain research

The research project “Blockchain and Law” from the Institute for the Law of Digitization (IRDi) at the Philipps-University in Marburg aims to eliminate “the enormous legal uncertainties in technology” that are currently hindering entrepreneurial initiatives.

By implementing the project, the country intends to compete with the United States and Asia from within the European Union, as they have “already become active in many issues while the EU is still in the exploratory phase”. Markus Uhl, the responsible reporter of the Committee on Budgets, said:

“The blockchain and law project will focus on unexplained legal issues, such as cryptocurrency and assets or public registers, such as the suitability of blockchain for maintaining the land register and commercial register. […] Of course, the IRDi will also define the legal nature of the blockchain and the applicable law. “

ING study: European consumers do not see crypto as an alternative to traditional money

Consumers in Europe, Australia and the U.S. do not consider digital currencies an alternative to traditional money, according to a recent study by ING Bank. Less than a third of European consumers surveyed believe that digital currencies are “the future of online payment”, while in Germany, the proportion is even lower, at just under a quarter.

Interest in traditional payment accounts with cryptocurrency option is also reportedly relatively low. In Germany, around 85% of consumers do not suggest that their bank is about to offer such an account.

Mining operator Northern Bitcoin merges with U.S. competitor Whinstone

The crypto-mining operator listed on the Frankfurt XETRA exchange agreed to merge with its U.S. competitor Whinstone. With the acquisition of Whinstone planned for the beginning of 2020, Northern Bitcoin claims to have establish itself as a world leader in Bitcoin (BTC) mining. Northern Bitcoin CEO Mathis Schultz said:

“With this merger, we catapult ourselves faster than originally planned to the world leader in the field of Bitcoin mining. Whinstone’s team has done a great job over the past few years, and is leading the way in the blockchain industry, not least with the construction of the largest mining facility in the world.”

Deutsche Boerse, Swisscom Settle Securities with Corda and Hyperledger

German securities marketplace Deutsche Boerse and Swiss state-run telecom Swisscom settled securities transactions using different blockchain protocols. In a joint proof-of-concept (PoC) involving a number of banks, the participants exchanged money in the form of cash tokens against tokenized shares.

Based on blockchain technology, the joint PoC intends to show the potential of new technologies in the financial services sector and maintain Germany and Switzerland’s expertise in the digital asset ecosystem.

Crowdlitoken: Swiss online bank Swissquote enables trading in real estate tokens

The Swiss online bank Swissquote now offers its customers the ability to trade real estate portfolio-covering security token Crowdlitoken (CRT), as well as custody of the CRT tokens.

The Liechtenstein startup Crowdlitoken received a license to issue bonds for blockchain real estate investments in April. Through the company’s security token, investors can allocate their capital to individual properties via a bond and, at one-month intervals, convert their capital between the available real estate objects.

Bavaria plans digital training certificates based on blockchain

Starting in 2020, the Bavarian state government plans to test verifiable training certificates through blockchain technology. The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Munich and Upper Bavaria intends to issue the first digital training certificates with the Digital Ministry next spring.

Employers will use an electronic key to verify the authenticity of the certificates via blockchain in the future, while applicants will send it along with a PDF file to appropriate companies.

Blockchain-based data trading: a research project provides proof of profitability

The Austrian Research Studios Austria Forschungsgesellschaft (RSA FG) provided proof of profitability for blockchain technology-based decentralized marketplaces, demonstrating that secure and smart data trading can generate profits.

The beta version of a corresponding trading platform was released with Data Market Austria. Companies or institutions can offer records via the portal and conclude individual purchase agreements via license templates such as location data, climate information or data on migration movements.

#Timor Invest

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todayclassical · 7 years

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June 05 in Music History

1625 Death of English Elizabethan composer Orlando Gibbons. 1686 Birth of composer Cristoph Raupach.

1722 Death of German composer Johann Kuhnau in Leipzig.

1759 Birth of composer Theodor Zwetler.

1798 Birth of composer and military officer Alexei Lvov in Reval.

1813 Birth of composer Prosper Philippe Catherine Sainton.

1816 Death of Italian opera composer Giovanni Paisiello at age 76, in Naples.

1826 Death of composer Carl Maria Von Weber. 1826 Birth of Swedish pianist and composer Ivar Hallstrom.

1836 Death of Italian tenor Savino Monelli.

1843 FP of Donizetti's "Maria di Rohan" Vienna.

1857 Birth of Hungarian pianist and composer Árpád Doppler in Pest.

1863 Birth of English composer Sir Arthur Somervell.

1865 Birth of composer Felicjan Szopski.

1895 Birth of Flemish composer August Baeyens.

1879 Birth of Swedish conductor, composer, and pianist Adolf Wiklund. 1885 Birth of composer Ralph Benatsky.

1891 Birth of Dutch tenor Hendrik Drost in Amsterdam.

1897 Birth of English music patron Sir Robert Mayer. 1908 Death of composer Josef Franz Wagner.

1909 Birth of English composer John Raynor in Westminster, England.

1909 Birth of composer Alfred Uhl.

1913 Birth of composer Friedrich Wildgans.

1918 Birth of composer Branimir Sakac.

1919 Birth of Japanese conductor Akeo Watanabe in Tokyo. 1923 Birth of American composer and conductor Daniel Rodgers Pinkham. 1930 Birth of composer Nikolay Sidelnikov

1937 Birth of English soprano Anne Pashley in Skegness.

1937 Birth of American composer Stanley G. Lunetta in Sacramento, CA.

1941 Birth of Argentinian pianist Martha Argerich in Buenos Aires. 1942 Birth of American composer Charles Malcome Dodge in Ames, Iowa.

1943 Birth of English composer G.W. 'Bill' Hopkins.

1944 Death of Italian opera conductor and composer Riccardo Zandonai.

1971 MET Opera debut of conductor James Levine. Puccini's Tosca.

1975 Birth of Belgian composer Annelies Van Parys in Brugge.

2002 Death of English composer Janet Owen Thomas in England.

2002 Death of Spanish composer Carmelo Alonso Bernaola in Madrid, Spain.

2003 Death of French conductor and composer Manuel Rosenthal.

2003 FP of Oliver Knussen's Symphony No. 4. New York Philharmonic, Lorin Maazel conducting.

2004 Death of British conductor and violinist Iona Brown.

#classicalmusic #today in music history #todayclassical #musichistory #onthisday

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artwalktv · 7 years

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‘LA TORCHE’ Un film de Hugo Manhes Avec Gaspard Larsonneur & Ian Fontaine Produit par William Sineux Alexandre Mélot & Gabriel De Azevedo Images : Sacha Vucinic Images aériennes : Antoine David Images sous marines : Alizée Chiappani Lumière : Bertrand Trividic Benjamin Gabbrielli Maxime Baulleret Montage & étalonnage : Vincent Busnel Hugo Manhes Musique : 'Mountains Crave' de Anna Von Hausswolff © City Slang Design sonore : Edouard Polycarpe Arnaud Gavini Remerciements : Thomas Joncour Cédric Henry Sébastien Keriel Agnès & Philippe Mélot Thierry Mélot Dan Sickles Adam Uhl Mairie De Plomeur Thibault Lustman Nicolas Occhiminuti Charlotte Thomas Celso & Edmea de Azevedo Olivia Schorestene, Giromela Arnaud Montagard Thibault Salmon Caroline Mons Rogerio Osorio Bap Bap Les équipes du 79 rue Saint-Maur

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shittyrigs · 8 years

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“Pulling Focus on a night shoot without seeing any marks can be difficult…

Solution: I strapped my headlamp onto the matte box and built a custom-made “gaffa-tunnel” to focus the light on a small spot. All this is pointed at the focus marks of the lens, and there we go!”

Submitted by Philipp Uhl

#Shitty Rigs #Movie #Film #Set #Camera #submission #Grip

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preciousmetals0 · 5 years

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Crypto News From the German-Speaking World: Nov. 17-23

Crypto News From the German-Speaking World: Nov. 17-23: