La télévision mobile : une modalité de gestion du lien, complémentaire de celle des fonctions de communication

Lejealle, Catherine

doi:10.3917/res.156.0113

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“…The mobile phone being an essential and indispensable tool for modern societies, the individuals are in direct and permanent contact with their mobile phones. The sociologist, Lejealle (2009) examined the nexus that exists between the use, the sociability and the interaction of mobile telephony. In her researches she highlights the relationships between mobile communication functions, media contents and mobile telephony.…”

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Democratization of Information in West Africa: Exploring a New Form of Mobile Journalism

OUEDRAOGO¹

2022

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In French-speaking African countries, especially in West Africa, the press and journalists have been the direct actors in a radical break in the social and political order. Media played a major role in large-scale popular mobilization of unprecedented events. In African countries in general, the wave of democratic transitions gave rise to more or less important compromises and adjustments. In fact, in a democratic society, the media have a public role that they mainly play in questioning governmental actions (Bennet, 2005). This type of journalism is proving to be a valuable instrument for making politics accountable for their actions, guaranteeing the correct use of public funds, preserving public security, denouncing false statements and protecting democracy itself, at different levels of the State, against various forms of private and public corruption. From the Ivory Coast in 2011, to Togo recently in 2020, passing through Senegal in 2012, Burkina Faso in 2014, Benin in 2016, and even the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2019; the new media were a real tool for dethroning important political figures. These new media, especially Mobile Journalism, have animated democratic movements particularly in West Africa. Thus, this explorative study goes beyond the decisive role of mobile journalism in the rise of awareness in West African society to consider the challenges, the obstacles and to make some suggestions for the well-establishment of innovative journalistic approaches in the continent. Today, citizen journalism continuously occupies a privileged role in West African context. This article explores a new form of Mobile Journalism in Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) and Burkina Faso, symbolizing a sort of democratization of information in West Africa. Consequently, focus group interviews with mobile journalism's audience, discussions with media group managers, mobile journalists, as well as media regulatory body representatives have been conducted in order to get the opinions about the difficulties encountered.

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Section: Methodology: Mobile Flash News In West Africamentioning

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Democratization of Information in West Africa: Exploring a New Form of Mobile Journalism

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2022

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Les dimensions éthiques et sociétales de l’adoption des technologies émergentes

Lejealle¹

2022

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Les programmes et systèmes qui composent l’intelligence artificielle (IA) recueillent de nombreuses données personnelles permettant une personnalisation du service. Si celle-ci apporte un bénéfice valorisé par l’utilisateur, elle peut menacer la protection de la vie privée et induire des risques éthiques. Comment une entreprise peut-elle faciliter l’adoption de technologies basées sur l’IA en tenant compte des risques éthiques ? Le cas abordé est celui du promoteur immobilier Cogedim qui souhaite concevoir le logement connecté piloté par l’IA. Face à une large offre et des clients méfiants, l’équipe innovation doit concilier risques éthiques et bénéfices.

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Risques éthiques de l’intelligence artificielle

Lejealle¹

2022

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Le promoteur immobilier Cogedim est confronté à l’arrivée d’une technologie émergente : les objets connectés pilotés par l’intelligence artificielle. L’équipe chargée de l’innovation observe que l’offre est disponible mais que les clients sont réticents. Si la collecte de données personnelles permet de personnaliser les usages et d’apporter un bénéfice notoire, elle menace la vie privée et le libre choix des usages. Le cas propose une réflexion sur l’adoption des objets connectés par les habitants du foyer. Cogedim doit trouver un équilibre entre les bénéfices et les risques induits, afin de proposer une offre éthiquement responsable acceptable par ses clients.

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La télévision mobile : une modalité de gestion du lien, complémentaire de celle des fonctions de communication

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Democratization of Information in West Africa: Exploring a New Form of Mobile Journalism

Democratization of Information in West Africa: Exploring a New Form of Mobile Journalism

Les dimensions éthiques et sociétales de l’adoption des technologies émergentes

Risques éthiques de l’intelligence artificielle

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