Our draft breakfast beforehand, and materialized with the statement of intent submitted to our teacher.
TOPIC (working title): blog, new public space?
THE PLACE: THE SENATE RESTAURANT (hopefully!)
THE CONTEXT OF THE DEBATE
France ranks second worldwide in terms of number of blogs per capita (behind the U.S.). This creation was born of the marriage between the page and the forum allows a very simple way to write every day, on a web page, notes that can then be commented on by all users.
The blogging phenomenon affects the political realm, whether politicians, political journalists or citizens.
Thus, many politicians have created their blogs (Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Alain Juppe, Alain Lambert, but also local politicians ...).
Topics can be directly political, but sometimes they fall within the privacy of their author. The tone is more or less formal, approaching the spoken language, or "texting". The principle of feedback allows users to respond directly and quickly communicate with their elected.
Many political journalists have also a blog where they comment on the news or talk about their work, either independently or in conjunction with their writing (eg, sites of Nouvel Observateur and Libération contain link to blogs of reporters).
Ordinary citizens are also present in the blogosphere policy. On the one hand, they work through their comments on the blogs of journalists or politicians, and secondly, they create their own blogs devoted to political blogs to support a man (http://www. de-villepin.org /) or otherwise critical blogs against a political figure (http://sarkostique.over-blog.com/), blogs and activist (UMP even encourages its supporters to create their blog on the site www.blogmilitant.com ). Hot topics, a question voters and political controversies are well covered and discussed with other users.
The blogging phenomenon affects the political realm, whether politicians, political journalists or citizens.
Thus, many politicians have created their blogs (Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Alain Juppe, Alain Lambert, but also local politicians ...).
Topics can be directly political, but sometimes they fall within the privacy of their author. The tone is more or less formal, approaching the spoken language, or "texting". The principle of feedback allows users to respond directly and quickly communicate with their elected.
Many political journalists have also a blog where they comment on the news or talk about their work, either independently or in conjunction with their writing (eg, sites of Nouvel Observateur and Libération contain link to blogs of reporters).
Ordinary citizens are also present in the blogosphere policy. On the one hand, they work through their comments on the blogs of journalists or politicians, and secondly, they create their own blogs devoted to political blogs to support a man (http://www. de-villepin.org /) or otherwise critical blogs against a political figure (http://sarkostique.over-blog.com/), blogs and activist (UMP even encourages its supporters to create their blog on the site www.blogmilitant.com ). Hot topics, a question voters and political controversies are well covered and discussed with other users.
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OF ISSUES FOR DISCUSSION
· What takes place in the blog political communication?
- What is the strategy of politicians bloggers?
- How do they put blogs over traditional media as sources of information production (regardless of interest to journalists, readers ...)?
- Is it just a fad?
· capacity development focus of the blog is a good way to start a new form of political debate?
- What is the impact of this widening circle of takers of speech "and the emergence of a new type of political discourse more informal?
- Does it develop the political debate in a younger population of users? Is there an impact among the young voters?
· Are political blogs may influence / role in the presidential elections of 2007? Which?
- What is the strategy of politicians bloggers?
- How do they put blogs over traditional media as sources of information production (regardless of interest to journalists, readers ...)?
- Is it just a fad?
· capacity development focus of the blog is a good way to start a new form of political debate?
- What is the impact of this widening circle of takers of speech "and the emergence of a new type of political discourse more informal?
- Does it develop the political debate in a younger population of users? Is there an impact among the young voters?
· Are political blogs may influence / role in the presidential elections of 2007? Which?
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