A newspaper - yet there's not a sheet of paper in sight. Rupert Murdoch's latest project shows just how news media has evolved in recent years. His new offering, The Daily, is a daily 'paper' that will be exclusively available on the iPad, and maximise use of 360° pictures, video and audio. It's a whole new way of catching up on what's happening in the world - but will it be better than its ink and paper brothers?
In this edition, Sylvain Bourmeau tells us about the future of the digital era and its impact on the economy and legal system. Also, we discover Thierry Saint-Joannis, who is head of the French Sherlock Holmes society.
Brazil is lobbying regional neighbours to adopt the Japanese digital television standard. With Argentina onboard, and Venezuela close to an agreement, Latin America’s next-generation TV market is slipping away from the competing US model.
Launched in 2004, Google Book Search seeks to digitize several of the world’s libraries and thousands of literary works. But the project is under fire from critics who hesitate at entrusting humanity's cultural treasures to an Internet behemoth.
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