Thomas Crampton, journaliste pour le Herald Tribune, se penche, dans un article intitulé “France’s mysterious embrace of blogs“, sur l’engouement que suscitent les blogs en France.
L’article complet du Harald Tribune
Already famed for angry labor strikes and philosophical debates in smoke-filled cafés, the French have now brought these passions online to become some of the world’s most intensive bloggers.
Sixty percent of French Internet users visited a blog in May, ahead of Britain with 40 percent and little more than a third in the United States, according to Comscore, an Internet ratings service.
More than three million Internet users, or more than 12 percent of those online in France, have created a blog, according a study released in June by the ratings agency Médiamétrie.
Historical explanations highlight the long French experience with online communication thanks to the Minitel, a text-based computer network that France Télécom popularized in the 1980s, well before most people had heard of the Internet.
L’article complet du Harald Tribune
Via : Loïc Le Meur
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