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Internet ou la révolution du partage (2018)
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Add to a movie listInternet ou la révolution du partage est un film documentaire français réalisé en 2018 par Philippe Borrel et diffusé à la télévision française pour la première fois le 7 mai 2019 sur la chaîne Arte. La version longue de 87 minutes de ce documentaire a pour titre La Bataille du libre.
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Internet ou la révolution du partage propose un état des lieux de deux logiques qui s'affrontent au cœur de la technologie : les principes émancipateurs du logiciel libre s'attaquent à ceux, exclusifs, du droit de la propriété intellectuelle.Comments
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