Internet
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The web has amplified journalism's reach tenfold but also weakened its memory. Exposed to technical hazards, political and financial pressures, years of work can vanish without a trace. In this context, archiving becomes an act of resistance.
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Banned from Facebook and Instagram in 2023, Canadian independent media outlets developed new formats and forged collaborations to bounce back. While this crisis dealt a significant blow, it also prompted media organizations to reconsider their relationship with these platforms.
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Unpredictable algorithms, traffic collapse, platform dependency: media outlets find themselves trapped by an Internet they no longer control. How can they preserve their connection with their audience? An overview of ongoing initiatives.
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As confidence in social networks and the companies that run them has faltered, the idea of a more open and decentralized Internet has gained traction. The "fediverse" embodies this hope. But how does it work and can it truly live up to the expectations it generates?
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Relations between content creators and traditional media have all the hallmarks of a cold war. But Inoxtag's climb of Everest broke the ice, drawing attention from a press often reluctant to acknowledge Internet culture. An analysis of media coverage.