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For the first time, we have conducted a study to test the effects of an innovative form of interactivity via the Internet: repeated digital acquiescence. An experiment was carried out on 3356 internet users, who were potentially looking for an e-commerce training. There were two sources of traffic: Internet users who had made a keyword query on the Google search engine; and Internet users who had clicked on a banner ad while browsing the Facebook site. In both cases, they arrived at a partner organization's web page that offered them to register for an online training course. The results obtained show that Internet users who perform repeated active acquiescence are more likely to register for the proposed training. A comparison by traffic source allows us to refine the results and show their replicability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Cet article examine l’impact de la communication médiatisée sur le mode d’écriture. Il examine trois hypothèses dans une analyse d’un corpus composé d’échantillons de textes provenant d’un forum en ligne et d’une variété d’autres sources. Les résultats suggèrent que la communication médiatisée a un impact sur l’écriture de diverses manières, incluant les habitudes de travail, les processus cognitifs et l’évaluation de la manière dont l’écriture est effectuée.

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This paper attempts to examine the processes of identity building which can be observed into the platform “Mémoire, les images d’archive en region Centre” (Memory, the Archive Images in the Region Centre), animated by CICLIC and funded by the Region Centre-Val de Loire. The site makes available, free of charge, since its opening in 2010, several thousand amateur films shot in the region since 1920 and meets a real interest from web users. Confronting the discourses of political leaders of the Region, the intentions expressed by the head of the archive part of CICLIC in charge of the platform, the feedback of users, but also analyzing the sociotechnical organization of the platform, we will seek to identify the different strategies experienced in order to work toward the goal of memorial construction. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on the emergence of a new era "post-digital" where digital devices and their use by internet users produce a variety of occurrences that seem anarchic to the hypernarrativity, storytelling, and post-digital era. It further examines the impact of social media on human relationships and how it has created a new tectonic shift in communication that has transformed social and individual relationships.

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Résumé: Face à la pandémie de COVID-19, l'inquiétude face à une pénurie de masques est grande. Outre la diminution des quantités produites en Chine, le fait qu'ils ne soient ni réutilisables, ni lavables et que leur durée d'utilisation soit courte participe à la survenue de cette pénurie. Est-il envisageable de les réutiliser tout de même et/ou de fabriquer des masques avec des matériaux courants, comme cela est proposé par de nombreux internautes ? Faced with the Covid-19 pandemic, concern over a shortage of masks is great. In addition to the decrease in the quantities produced in China, the fact that they are neither reusable nor washable and that their duration of use is short contributes to the occurrence of this shortage. Is it possible to reuse them all the same and/or to make masks with common materials, as is proposed by many Internet users? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Résumé: Internet offrant des sources d'information médicale plus ou moins fiables pour les patients, nous avons évalué leurs pratiques de recherche sur Internet. 955 patients issus de cabinets médicaux du Bas-Rhin ont été recrutés aléatoirement pour répondre à un questionnaire concernant leurs pratiques d'utilisation d'Internet dans le domaine médical. Les sites les plus consultés sont Doctissimo.fr (50,5 %) et Wikipedia.org (45,8 %), sites de grande notoriété publique, pourtant jugés moins fiables (6,0 et 6,3/10) que des sites gouvernementaux tels qu'Ameli-sante.fr ou Sante.gouv.fr (7,7 et 7,4/10). Le médecin traitant reste la référence des patients en matière de santé (8,8/10), malgré la recherche d'un deuxième avis médical. Son implication pourrait permettre d'améliorer ces pratiques. As the Internet offers more or less reliable sources of medical information for patients, we have evaluated their research practices on the Internet. 955 patients from Bas-Rhin medical offices were randomly recruited to answer a questionnaire concerning their Internet use practices in the medical field. The most visited sites are Doctissimo.fr (50.5%) and Wikipedia.org (45.8%), sites of great public notoriety, yet deemed less reliable (6.0 and 6.3/10) than sites government such as Ameli-sante.fr or Sante.gouv.fr (7,7 and 7,4/10). The attending physician remains the reference for patients in terms of health (8.8/10), despite the search for a second medical opinion. His involvement could help improve these practices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Our study deals with relatively short statements embedded in semiotically complex digital messages, both pictorial and verbal, which are created and exchanged by Internet users thanks to on-line generators. These messages are called internet memes (IM). We treat them as a new kind of on-line speech (determined by the so-called participatory web 2.0 digital medium), semiotically heterogeneous (both graphic and verbal in nature), putting into circulation comments on events and especially on the political word (slogans, catchphrases, slip of the tongue). These IM are subject to various verbo-graphic mutations. IM are thus endowed with a content that takes the form of a micro-political commentary, lapidary, playful and carnivalesque (Bakhtine 1970), characterised by a form of argumentation that can be said peripheral, because it refers more to the political person than to the political issues themselves (Gauthier 1992 et 1995, Amossy 1999, Perelman and Olbrecht-Tyteca 1970). IM are peripheral microargumentation acts of descriptive character, the impact of which is cumulative. In our study, we show that the funny side of the memes is a complex verbo-pictorial strategy centred on big political actors and based on the ad hominem arguments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Research background: With globalization on the Internet, the economy is gaining a wide range of new opportunities. The economic activity carried out using the latest IT - technologies is effective and profitable. E-commerce is one of the main components of the “new economy", which is gaining increasing practical importance. The effectiveness of electronic commerce is determined by the fact that with this form of trading transaction costs are reduced, i.e. the costs associated with the search and processing of information, negotiating and signing contracts, as a result of which the process of buying and selling and concluding transactions is simplified, opportunities for attracting investments are expanded, and geographical accessibility is improved. Online commerce in Azerbaijan is at the development stage and has broad prospects for further growth. Purpose of the article: The main goal of the article is to analyze the possibilities of developing online commerce in Azerbaijan and evaluate the factors influencing its development in the context of globalization. Methods: The author carries out a comparative analysis of the development of online commerce in a number of countries, uses a systematic approach to analyze the main problems that limit the development of e-commerce in Azerbaijan. Findings & Value added: The article analyzes the main problems limiting the development of online commerce in the country and contain a number of recommendations for the further development of e-commerce in Azerbaijan.

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An interview with Dominique Boullier, the professor of sociology, is presented. When asked about his business, he refered to have started one in 1989 and sold that after becoming university professor. He mentions about his academic life and the impact of online platforms on the society. He also mentions about how digital platforms exploit the content creators.

The article presents a report on the video contents published on the online platform Youtube. It states that digital video platform mentioned above is a place for communication between the viewers and the content creators. It mentions that the video platform has become a medium for visual and scriptual exchange between users.

The article presents a report on the contents that are posted on the online platform, Youtube. It states that the contents published on the web resource mentioned above may reflect many meanings. However, they are very useful platforms for journalists, filmmakers, and other businesses. The article also mentions about the influence of social media on the communities.

The article presents a report on the role that adolescents are playing on the online platforms like Youtube. It states that though Youtube and other sites like this have become popular amongst youngsters but they are also misleading the youth in the name of art and entertainment. Increased demand for digital activities has paved the way for distractions for teenagers.

The article presents a report on the legitimacy of the users of the web resource, Youtube. It states that there is a huge rise in the demand from internet users, and so the videographers are uploading more and more contents on the online site. It mentions that its not only a video platform now, but also a place of deep bonding between the users and the content creators.

The article presents a report on the management of live streaming on social media sites like Youtube. It states that though online media is a platform for users' connection, but it cannot be trusted and the data uploaded on it cannot be kept protected. It mentions that the posts that are posted on the site reach to unlimited number of users and it cannot be curbed.

The article presents a report on the channel of web resource, Youtube called Thinkerview. It states that the channel is on the online platform for last five years now and it has been publishing interviews of various individuals. It states that channels like Thinkerview are the source for the reflection of the thoughts of communities.

The article presents a report on the channels of the web resource, Youtube in France. It mentions about the trademarks and the market practices on French Youtube networks. It also mentions about the production and broadcast of audiovisual contents by Youtubers on the Youtube channels through the exchanges of creations with other internet users.

The article presents a report on the web resource, Youtube. It states that Youtube provides a space for expression to its users. Its a video platform through which the videographers can connect with viewers, and can also influence a vast number of spectators. It mentions that the users have claimed to have had perfect experience with Youtube.

The article presents a report on the experience of YouTubers who create and broadcast their audiovisual material on the web resource. Topics discussed here include dual reality of the audiovisuals created by content developers on the web resources, and internet users looking for audiovisual production on Youtube and its ignorance by traditional media.

The article presents a report on the evolution of the web resource, Youtube. It states that the video platform is now turning into a place where the videographers are establishing a relationship with spectators. It mentions that the demand of users has increased so much that the content creators now feel a deep closeness with the viewers.

The article presents a report on the web resource, Youtube. Topics discussed here include digital studies of the cultural archives like Youtube LLC, international audience for YouTubers, and the support that is created by internet users through social media. Also being discussed is the platform that social media gives to internet users for their speeches and other narrations.

The article examines why one needs more data on Canadians history and technology. At every level of society, technology has radically changed the way one thinks and behave, how people communicate and "make friends," shop around and find a partner, and learn from the world about how to live. Over the past 18 years, the number of Internet users has increased from 412 million to 3.4 billion worldwide. During the same period, the number of mobile subscribers, measured in number of users per 100 people, increased from 12 to more than 98.

The article reports on the works of Christophe Bruno in the field of Web 2.0 technologies including graph theory, quantitative linguistics and neural networks. Topics include use of essential Google search engines, question of the globalization of languages and collecting royalties from internet user clicks on the advertising link.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various articles within the issue on topics including internet users, YouTubers, and cultural productions.