Owen Huchon
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Stop putting up with editorial choices made by algorithms. With a few good habits and accessible tools, you can build your own information method that's diverse and tailored to your real needs.
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Final edition of this summer series! Today, we're focusing on project launches.
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Second stop in our summer series: heading toward the web to take back control. As platforms increasingly dictate the conditions of access to information, how can we regain autonomy in our usage, both as journalists and as readers?
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Artificial intelligence is flooding newsletters, filtering notifications, and summarizing WhatsApp messages. For media outlets seeking independence, it's back to square one: how do they maintain a direct connection with their audience when even alternative channels are coming under algorithmic control?
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This week, Les 10 liens kicks off summer mode! To launch this series, our focus this week is on impact. How do you define it? How do you measure and share it?
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What if clicks are no longer enough? In the United States, small nonprofit media outlets are developing their own impact indicators to measure their real usefulness — even if it means challenging funders' expectations.
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This week, in the 10 links, we've gathered a selection of readings to fuel your thoughts on the future of online information.
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Journalism and digital platforms: a natural alliance or a mirage? This week in The 10 Links, we explore a relationship that is becoming inevitable, but whose terms rarely remain equitable. We also discuss design, AI and archiving.
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The weight of web pages has tripled in ten years. Faced with this digital inflation and its ecological consequences, some sites are adopting radical restraint. "Low-tech" rather than "high-tech" approaches that strengthen the accessibility and independence of the Internet.
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A new law pushed by Viktor Orbán's government aims to muzzle the media. Also: Google transforms search with AI, the role of editorial guidelines, content creators' strategies to circumvent algorithmic censorship, and alternatives to Big Tech.
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