La société d’ubiquité : riche en informations, pauvre en communications

Abstract

Certain people are satisfied with making enquiries, learning, exchanging with machines, while the telephone becomes commonplace on the electronic world network Internet. Others need to see it, machines serve them while making an appointment, a meeting, lunch. The first favour information, the second communication. Francis Jauréguiberry analyses the stakes and behaviours in the ubiquitous society that has become our grace to machines that communicate.