‘A good product does not need to be gamified. A book does not need to be gamified. Nor indeed does a game’, says Adrian Hon, CEO of Six to Start.

‘I think that virtual reality holds the potential to fundamentally change journalism’

Since the Arab Springs, it is common knowledge that Facebook is a powerful media, allowing people to exchange news or defeat censorship in countries where newspapers are gagged. But in

Thanks to the boom of social networks, readers can now be actors in the collection, reporting, analysis and dissemination of information. However, journalists are often too focused on their own

The digital currency, so far mainly linked to dubious transactions in the dark web, could become a very effective micropayment system for digital contents.

For traditionalist journalists, readers who voice their opinions are considered at best as useless, and at worst as generating populist rhetoric.

The conjunction of high speed mobiles, geo-localization and smart tags have made cities potentially intelligent and intelligible, with the promise of offering citizens access to exhaustive services and making touristic and historical heritage more striking. Technology is available… it’s now time to find political determination.

In possible futures, a Swiss information market which validates the ethics of data, securely preserving it for millennia in physical, legal and information bunkers, will give value to and broaden historical Swiss expertise while integrating it into an ethical framework.

Being everything to everyone is a recipe for disaster. With answers to everything, the Internet has become the reference daily.

News agency clients have long complained of having to buy every size in every color, only to wear one item at a time. While “ready-to-wear” content has dominated for nearly three centuries, the future of news agencies now rests in a custom-made approach.

The first step in successful communication is to be positioned in a market segment as a value-creating – preferably free – contact, before being perceived as a supplier of paying services as such.

flexibility can be defined as a capacity to adapt under a double constraint: uncertainty and urgency.

The advent of this media and communications revolution will most likely be a key element in terms of the capacity for these industries to stay at the heart of the public’s habits.

As everything accelerates, including the loss of data from the recent past, it is essential to implement an ambitious conservation policy for all documents, as well as a means of sharing these unique testimonies to a partially forgotten past.

By Clement Charles, CEO & Founder, AllTheContent News Agency
90% of today’s existing data was produced over the last two years. A single month of data produced by humanity exceeds