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L'histoire de l'Homme - Yves Coppens
mercredi 16 avril 2008
22 Ans d'amphi au Collège de France (1983-2005) Reprise des cours donnés par Yves Coppens au Collège de France. Ce recueil permet de mesurer les avancées de la paléoanthropologie sur les 22 dernières années...
Russia has peaked according to LUKOIL
mardi 15 avril 2008 par Mikael Höök — Headline news
A new article from Financial Times discusses the emerging fears over Russian oil production. Russia is the world’s biggest oil producer and the second largest oil exporter.
Leonid Fedun, the 52-year-old vice-president of Lukoil, Russia’s largest independent oil company, told the Financial Times (...)
The Peak is Nigh
mardi 15 avril 2008 par Mikael Höök — Headline news
Oil production is peaking and the world must rethink its energy-supply strategy, says Kjell Aleklett, professor in Physics, Global Energy Systems, Uppsala University, Sweden and president of ASPO, the Association for the Study of Peak Oil and Gas. Interview by Tom Nicholls in Petroleum (...)
Gawking at Numbers::Why Paying People by Page Views is Wrong
mardi 15 avril 2008 — AdvertisingShift
Recently, Gawker Media, the blog empire run by Nick Denton, made two moves that were curious. One was spinning off three sites that weren’t making the cut: Gridskipper (travel), Idolator (music), and Wonkette (politics). The other was slashing the pay-per-page-view rate for Gawker Media writers (...)
Where do you draw the line between private and public discourse?
mardi 15 avril 2008 — Your Take
In the age of the Internet, with so many cameraphones and videophones, no one can feel like they are having a private conversation anymore. There is always a blogger or someone nearby seemingly recording every moment, whether it’s a celebrity trying to take a vacation or Sen. Barack Obama having (...)
Finding Balance::'Blog Till You Drop' Phenomenon Overblown; Disconnecting Is Key
vendredi 11 avril 2008 — Jennifer Woodard Maderazo
The New York Times recently published a story , “In Web World of 24/7 Stress, Writers Blog Till They Drop,” that created a lot of buzz. The story told about bloggers who were literally working themselves to death. As if it were a quickly advancing trend, the Times’ Matt Richtel declared, “a (...)
Top 5 Week Ninety-Five
vendredi 11 avril 2008 — Top 5
Blogging to death
Blogosphere on fire over NY Times story Web of Pulitzers
Prize-winners using web more than ever Behavioral ad-versity
59 percent don’t like ads based on online activity Flickr video
Photo site adds video; some don’t like it PostaCrime
Anyone can post videos of possible (...)
The Dependence On Old Giants
jeudi 10 avril 2008 par Mikael Höök — Headline news
The world has a little bit over 500 giants oil fields, i.e. fields that contain more than 500 million barrels of oil in ultimately recoverable reserves according to the doctoral thesis made by Fredrik Robelius (available from here).
Xiaojie Xu, chief professor at the Institute for Geopolitics (...)
Digging Deeper::The Social Press Release: Multimedia, Two-Way, Direct to the Public
mercredi 9 avril 2008 — Digging Deeper
Silicon Valley journalist/blogger Tom Foremski had had enough. Two years ago, he wrote a poison pen letter to the PR industry in a blog post titled Die! Press release! Die! Die! Die!, in which he exhorted publicists to break down press releases into sections, tag the information and provide (...)
Lagar Velho
mercredi 9 avril 2008
La sépulture de l'enfant de Lagar Velho a été mise au jour dans la vallée du Lapedo au Portugal, en Décembre 1998, par Cidalia Duarte (Instituto Portugues de Arqueologia). Elle a livré le squelette assez complet d'un enfant de quatre à cinq ans, daté de - 24 500 ans (...)
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