Category: Digital Sociology
La transformation digitale est une transformation sociétale portée par nos usages
Transformation digitale ? Transformation numérique ? Disruption ? La transformation digitale est un terme tendance qui a d’ailleurs fait son apparition dans Google Trends à partir de 2014. Mais au delà de l’effet de mode, c’est aussi une vraie réalité
In case you missed it, Google just published advice for SEOs on how to continually do well throughout their algorithm changes. Now, what most people don’t know is Google doesn’t just push out a handful of algorithm changes per year. They publish substantially
It’s that time of year again where we take a look at the top digital transformation trends in the coming year in several industries. First up: education. As we all know, the only thing constant in digital transformation is change.
Article taken from Digital Inspiration It is now easier than ever before to sell your music to a worldwide audience. I’ve been a musician since childhood, and while education, travel and then working for a living got in the way
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In 2007, Brian Solis published an article discussing the current state of Social Media. In it, he posits that technology will continue to change and evolve, but the future of marketing, and by corollary social media, is about sociology. Marketers
by Lisa Sugiura (@lisa_sugiura) Following the recent tragic death of Eloise Parry from ‘diet pills’ she purchased online, there has been a flurry of media attention highlighting the risks of buying medicine from the Web. However this is not a
by anomalymtl | Mar 13, 2019 | Workspaces If you’re a freelancer, solopreneur, or member of a tech-startup, you’ve probably heard of (or worked in) a coworking space. Coworking in an open, shared space (or privately shared space) under flexible leasing terms has become the
Digital nomads community are slowly growing around the world. Millennials nowadays want to work while enjoying every magical moments by travelling around the world. It would be great if everything was free and we could travel as we like, however,