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MAINTENANCE. In Ukraine, at the Capitol or in the trading floors, networks are at the heart of conflicts, warns Asma Mhalla, digital specialist.
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It’is a play that we don’t know if it will end up in opera-food or especially how long the intermission will last. The unclassifiable Elon Musk, known for his blood shots as for his poker shots at Tesla and Space X, has again made the news by announcing april 14th have made a financial offer to afford Twitter. Since then, he has been blowing hot and cold on his intentions, regarding the San Francisco social network, co-created by Jack Dorsey. What does this offensive by the most powerful man in the world tell us about the unprecedented political role of these applications in our democracies? How can Twitter influence the conduct of the world? We asked the question to Asma Mhalla, specialist in digital policy issues and teacher at Sciences…
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