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Time Magazine’s Person of the Year’s changed our lives for good argues François Picard’s panel in the France 24 Debate. Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange grabbing headlines with their “tell no secrets” way of communicating. Is it the end of privacy… for all of us?

DEBATE

A debate with François Picard and guests:

Guillaume GRALLET, New Technologies Correspondent for 'Le Point' magazine
Jacques ELTABET, Freelance journalist and IT specialist
Waddick DOYLE, Director of the Global Communication Division of theAmerican University of Paris
Aude BARON, Journalist for lepost.fr
Joan GOODCHILD, Senior Editor, 'CSO' magazine (security specialist) (by satellite from Boston)

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A programme prepared by Bilal Tarabey and Perrine Desplats

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