The Internet

On , Jacques S gu la recommends to the  "cyber-community" to issue his Charter of Rights (and of duties) of the net  . Naming Alain Duhamel (who  reports a machine to fabricate debates  ), the advertising agent describes the net as the space of  mood rumour  and where " tricks  are  thrown to the lions in the  popular condemnation , and  everything shares without proscription  .

 The net is the nicest invention of the com (I take the liberty of judging her only in this domain) and also the most republican. By allowing to all men to communicate between them, ( ) it is the leaven of equality. Freedom stays. That's where the shoe pinches. Freedom exists only if she respects laws, her established rules, public morality, and first of all Other one. 

 And this extraordinary machine to construct the new world has power in her to self-destruct. To let information become desinformation, creation, derision, mood rumour, criticism gossip, the caricature smudge, she will end up losing any credibility. 

 And this other media drift which makes the net, brilliant inventor of communication without borders, without timetable, without barrier, the sad distributor of this weapon of massive disinformation: the soundbite taken out from its context, the soundbite which kills, that he spreads more quickly still that the virus of influenza A..