Internet favorise l'anglicisation, la robotisation et la globalisation du monde

Anglicisation, machinisation et mondialisation sont ici trois arguments qui font dire à l’auteur qu’Internet est loin d’être neutre et nous oblige implicitement ou explicitement à adopter certaines valeurs, avec toutes les conséquences que cela implique[1].

Peut-être ne serez-vous pas d’accord ? Peut-être estimerez-vous que l’on enfonce des portes ouvertes ? Peut-être ajouterez-vous d’autres éléments à la liste ?

Les commentaires vous attendent, même si il est vrai que le débat s’est lui aussi déplacé, des forums et des blogs vers les Facebook et Twitter (et en se déplaçant il a changé de nature également).


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