Tag Archives: p2p

Pirater n’est pas voler, en sept mythes

Posted on 06.06.2009 by Stephanie Booth

[en]Debunking the myths used to fight file-sharing. There are many good articles about this in English (many which I quote or link to here, just look for them in the French text). Here are the myths: piracy is theft a … Continue reading →

Posted in Connected Life | Tagged artistes, cds, Citations, contrefaçon, criminel, droit d'auteur, économie, Essay-Like, film, illégal, industrie, loi, manipulation, musique, Online Culture, p2p, partage de fichiers, peer-to-peer, piratage, piraterie, propriété intellectuelle, téléchargement, vente, vocabulaire | 153 Comments

BarCamp Lausanne: Wuala (Dominik Grolimund)

Posted on 29.09.2007 by Stephanie Booth

[fr]Wuala: pour partager des données en ligne.[en]Wuala launched last week. Demo. (Closed Alpha.) Storing, sharing, publishing files. Desktop application. Allows you to search for files. “Free, simple, and secure.* What’s new about it? Different technology. Decentralized. Advantages: Free because uses … Continue reading →

Posted in Social Media and the Web | Tagged Events, files, p2p, sharing, Social Software, startup, switzerland, wuala | 2 Comments

Donnant-donnant

Posted on 09.12.2006 by Stephanie Booth

J’avais l’intention de faire court lorsque j’ai commencé ce billet. Du coup, étalant la rédaction sur plus de 24 heures… il s’est allongé. Mes excuses. Jeudi, invitée de dernière minute un peu muette à la table ronde qui a suivi … Continue reading →