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Qu'est-ce qu'un journal ? Un contenu, ou un objet ? Mais peut-on vraiment penser l'un sans l'autre, le texte sans le support, l'esprit sans la matière du journalisme ? Or, le visage de la presse n'a cessé de se transformer au cours des siècles, depuis la naissance du journal jusqu'à ses derniers avatars au troisième millénaire. Cet ouvrage propose donc un parcours dans l'histoire de la presse, envisagée sous l'angle de sa matérialité : du Mercure galant, grand mensuel mondain de l'Ancien Régime, aux nouveaux outils d'information en ligne, tels Twitter, ce sont plus de trois siècles de pratiques journalistiques qui sont ici analysés. D'abord satellite du livre, le journal s'est peu à peu constitué en média autonome au cours du XVIIIe siècle, au point d'imposer son format, ses standards de mise en page, sa légèreté et sa mobilité. Il se massifie au XIXe siècle, et intègre les nouveaux modes de reproduction de l'image, devenus plus tard indispensables pour affronter la concurrence de l'audiovisuel. Au seuil du XXIe siècle, un autre défi s'impose enfin à la presse : imaginer un journal sans papier. L'ambition de ce livre est ainsi de lire l'avenir de la presse à la lumière de son histoire matérielle, et de ses métamorphoses passées et présentes.

Journalism --- Press --- French periodicals --- Presse --- Périodiques français --- History --- Histoire --- Technological innovations --- Technological innovations. --- Périodiques français --- Histoire. --- Journalism - Technological innovations

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Documentation and information --- Library science --- Technological innovations --- Periodicals --- Library administration --- Science and technology libraries --- Academic libraries --- Academic libraries. --- Library administration. --- Library science. --- Technological innovations.

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arbeidsvraagstukken --- Sociology of work --- arbeidstevredenheid --- arbeidssociologie --- Arbeid en arbeiders --- Travail et travailleurs --- AA / International- internationaal --- Technological innovations --- -Arbeid --- 338.020 --- Arbeidsethiek --- Arbeidssatisfactie (arbeidstevredenheid, arbeidsvreugde, personeelstevredenheid) --- Technological unemployment --- Work --- Arbeidssociologie --- #GGSB: Sociaal-economische ethiek --- 331 --- 379.8 --- 331.01 --- 331.15 --- Industry (Psychology) --- Method of work --- Work, Method of --- Human behavior --- Labor --- Occupations --- Work-life balance --- Unemployment, Technological --- Unemployment --- Labor supply --- Breakthroughs, Technological --- Innovations, Industrial --- Innovations, Technological --- Technical innovations --- Technological breakthroughs --- Technological change --- Creative ability in technology --- Inventions --- Domestication of technology --- Innovation relay centers --- Research, Industrial --- Technology transfer --- Social aspects --- Theorie van de arbeid. --- arbeid --- vacantie - vrije tijd - vrijetijdsbesteding - vrije tijd buiten de arbeid - vacantiegenoegens - vacantiespreiding (zie ook 331.811.5) --- theorie van de arbeid - arbeidswetenschap - arbeidseconomie --- verhouding tussen werkgevers en werknemers - collectieve arbeidsverhoudingen - industriele verhoudingen - industrial relations --- Effect of technological innovations on --- Technological unemployment. --- Work. --- Social aspects. --- -338.020 --- Theorie van de arbeid --- Sociaal-economische ethiek --- Boekgeschiedenis (kennisdomein) --- Socioculturele geschiedenis na 1830 (kennisdomein)

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Mass communications --- Semiotics --- Communicatie [Visuele ] --- Communication [Visual ] --- Communication visuelle --- Visual communication --- Visuele communicatie --- Communication --- -Visual communication --- Graphic communication --- Imaginal communication --- Pictorial communication --- Communication, Primitive --- Mass communication --- Sociology --- Technological innovations --- Visual communication. --- Technological innovations.

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This book draws on the contributions of a range of international experts to consider the current archival landscape and imagine the archive of the future. Firmly rooted in current professional debate and scholarship, Archival Futures offers thought provoking and accessible chapters that aim to challenge and inspire archivists globally and to encourage debate about their futures. It is widely acknowledged that the archive profession/discipline is facing a time of change. The digital world has presented changes in how records are created, used, stored and communicated. At the same time, there is increased public debate over issues such as ownership of and access to information and its authenticity and reliability in a networked and interconnected world. On a practical level archivists are being asked to do more, to have a greater range of skills, often with increasingly restricted resources while competing with others to maintain their role as experts in ever changing environments. Exploring the potential impact of these changes is timely. Such reflections will provide the opportunity to consider the archivists' purpose and role, discuss the practical impact of change on skills and functions and to articulate what can be contributed to a mid 21 century world. The contributors, Kate Theimer, Luciana Duranti, Victoria Lemieux, Geoffrey Yeo, Jenny Bunn, Sonia Ranade, Barbara Reed, Gillian Oliver, Frank Upward, Joanne Evans, Michael Moss, David Thomas and Craig Gauld cover: - the role of archives in relation to individuals, organisations, communities and society - how appraisal, arrangement, description and access might be affected in the future - the impact of changing societal expectations in terms of access to information, how information is exchanged, and how things are recorded and remembered - the place of traditional archives and what ‘the archive' is or might become - competition or opportunity offered by other information, cultural or IT related professions and the future role of the archive profession - truth and post-truth: archives as authentic and reliable evidence This book will appeal to an international audience of students, academics and practitioners in archival science, records management, and library and information science.

Archivistics --- 930.25 --- 930.25 Archiefwetenschap. Archivistiek --- Archiefwetenschap. Archivistiek --- Archives. --- Archives --- Technological innovations --- Technological innovations. --- Archival materials. --- Materials, Archival --- Manuscripts --- Documents --- Manuscript depositories --- Manuscript repositories --- Documentation --- History --- Information services --- Records --- Cartularies --- Charters --- Diplomatics --- Public records --- Depositories --- Repositories