The Neo-Socialisation

Nowadays, we notice the flourishing of many social networks on the Internet, all of them used to emphasize on the notion of socialization and enhance the communication between the different parts of the globe and MySpace is one of them. This social network launched on the Web offers to its users a personnalized web space, on where they can launch any kind of information concerning them, in order to show to people their interests and their opinions. It is in fact the smae process as when you meet someone in a coffee place and you introduce yourself, but here it is virtually. Therefore, socialization is considered as being indirect and thus create less connection between the two parts involved in it.
MySpace is not only a medium of socialization but it is also a commercial place. Indeed, a thousands of dollars are earned everyday thanks to some of MySpace features such as the advertisements applications and the musical one. Companies promote their products on MySpace, knowing that millions of Internet users will see them.
More than that, MySpace vehiculates culture in its wider meaning. People from USA talk with people from Germany, communicating their views on the world and their way of life, and vice versa.
MySpace and the other social networks have became the must of this last decade, enhancing teh virtual and abandonning the direct.

Sarkozy and His Newspapers...

The French President Nicolas Sarkozy decided to give a second life to national newspapers sinec he considers them as a major tool in the development of the democracy. The industry of the newspapers in France is weak; the resources are misallocated and this forces people to neglect newspapers. The main solution to this problem, according to some professionals, is popularizing the reading of local newspapers, by enhancing their distribution, minimizing their costs and making them more attractive to the readers. Another problem that journalists are facing is the censorship and the manipulation of the political parties: newspapers should be free from regulation or censure to be more honest and make readers more confortable.
Making the newspapers field limpid and more accessible is a mandatory step for each nation in order to achieve democracy and reach harmony. Newspapers are the miror of teh nation, expressing their fears and expectations, but also a medium for the government to vehiculate its beliefs and ideals: all in all, newspapers are the way of promoting the communication between the two sides, and without this communication, the developement is difficult to accomplish.