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mercredi 24 mai 2006

Hello World - is Big Brother arriving to France ? - Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres précise son projet de censure des blogs

Hello, World

This is the typical sentence you learn to produce with any language when you are taught computer science. This sentence was written in the "The C Programming Language book by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie. " around the seventies.

This was also the beginning of the idea that you can produce a sentence on a computer and makes it read by the whole world.

3o years ago it was a kind of joke but with Internet not anymore.

And controlling information is an obsessive question for GVT since Napoléon I and specially dictatures like we can see with China today
As a Corsican I have discovered a few years ago that my family has real links to Bonaparte family so I feel free to use Napoleon ;-)

Is it an obsessive question for the actual French GVT too ?

Maybe yes and this may happen by the french "Ministre de la culture et de la communication" Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres (RDDV) where the word commmunication seems to be a real much more important subject than the word culture.

First of all he produced a law named DADVSI against P2P which was supposed to be written with the help of layers of Vivendi Universal lobby.

As so, he 's got the funny nickname
RDDVDV (Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres de VIVENDI) among youth and Internet aware people.

But now he 's beginning again by trying to control bloggers using an unreal fight comparing journalism vs bloggers (like Me ??? ;-) all that for ethical reason :
I well intend to attack one day the problem of the press and the Internet. It is another key subject because there will not be quality information on the Internet without of true signatures, of true actors among whom it is job.

The texte above is an extract of the translation from this liberation.fr article produced by Free Translation OnLine of the text below (free ad for this excellent tool ;-)

Je compte bien m'attaquer un jour au problème de la presse et de l'Internet. C'est un autre sujet capital parce qu'il n'y aura pas d'informations de qualité sur l'Internet sans de vrais signatures, de vrais acteurs dont c'est le métier.

Is RDDV wanting to get rid of social networking ? The master piece of Web 2.0.
We are now in a time where we don't know what RDDV wants exactly to produce.

But we could imagine that this could be done in two ways ( or a mix of those 2 ways) like Ratiatum tell us here in french and which can be translated as:
"The frank way, like the Chinese, is to hide the contents which they want to push aside, to tell access about it so that nobody can discover it. Then there is the sly, "democratic " way, which aims at promoting at the farthest the contents which they prefer putting forward, for better discredit the contents which they do not control."


To get another view (in french)
Polemia: "Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres précise son projet de censure des blogs"

Or with Google (in french too) you can search for parts of the text in french above like "attaquer un jour au problème de la presse et de l'Internet"

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