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Jul 6, 2018 1 hr 1 min

Consommateurs et citoyens, même combat ?

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Xavier Romatet (ex-PDG de Condé Nast France), explore les contradictions entre notre statut de consommateurs et nos aspirations de citoyens. « Liberté, vérité, égalité sont des valeurs intangibles. Face aux GAFA et à ce qu'elles nous apportent, le citoyen ne peut pas s’effacer derrière le consommateur ».

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