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Je réside à Nantes, en Bretagne. Je publie des récits de voyages ainsi que des billets concernant la société civile et la géopolitique, ici et sur d’autres médias:
Ukrinform, Informnapalm, Russia Beyond the Headlines, Ukraine Crisis Media Center, Agoravox, Passu Times, Pamir Times, L’Express, Sanctions contre Putin, No Mistrals for Putin, Diploweb…
Je suis aussi un photographe contributeur de Getty Images.
Articles récents
Pourquoi et comment obtenir le carrousel Twitter sur Google?
Le carrousel de Twitter est un outil permettant d’occuper, dans un endroit très visible, son espace numérique tout en décidant de ce qui s’y trouve. C’est donc un atout contribuant significativement à la gestion de l’image d’une marque ou d’un nom. Pourtant, on trouve fort peu d’explication permettant de connaître ce qui en vaut l’attribution. Je ferai donc part de ce que j’ai eu la chance et la surprise d’expérimenter sur ce sujet, à titre personnel, avec un tout petit compte twitter.
Twitter carousel makes bullies working for you on Twitter & on Google search engine
Having a rabid anonymous psychopath running after you on Twitter might look uncomfortable. Yes it is, at least at the beginning. But there is a very positive side, undiscovered until now, that should be estimated at its proper value. Stalkers, bullies and other web cankers are working for you. They can open a powerful and unexpected window in your favor. That’s the evidence I got recently. Let me explain you how it works.
Analysis of « Wake Up on Social Media by Ramla Akhtar »
This presentation, « Wake up to Social Media », published in 2008 by Ms Ramla Akhtar, under « NEXT by Ramla », is a very interesting one. Not that it is a technology contribution or the result of breaking through researches. It is a vision of a time close from us. However, it is already a vision from a remote past. It is a personal vision of a young educated female user, 28 years old, from a specific country, Pakistan, and from a specific social environment. It tells a lot about its author and the corresponding population segment, which can also be found in other parts of the world.
Review of « Social Entrepreneurship: How Business Can Change Communities – By Ramla Akhtar »
This is an interesting text written, in 2008, by Ramla Akhtar (today calling herself Rmala Aalam) a young urban lady, 28 years old at this time, from Pakistani lowlands. This is rather descriptive with not so much added value. However, what says this young professional about herself worth to be known, especially in connection with her current experience in remote communities of Hunza. This person has an amazing complex personality.
The People-Centered Model of Business ™ – By Ramla Akhtar
This article was written in 2006 by a young student, Ms Ramla Akhtar (nowadays calling herself « Rmala Aalam »). It is reproduced under the creative common policy. Credit is given to the author. Akhtar migrated from Karachi to the mountains of northern Pakistan in 2013, where she lives since. In May 2019, she entered into an open religious and ethnic confrontation with the minority among whom she lives. Then, 14 years after its writing, this article becomes an important document to understand the basis for a radical shift in this unusual character.
Fashion & Beauty portfolio
A short presentation of my beauty & fashion portrait work as a photographer.
Many thanks to Sveta (MUA & photographer) from Kyiv (UA) to Pavlo (photograher) from Ivano-Frankivsk (UA), to the models Olya & Regina from Simferopol (UA), AnnaElle from St Brevin (BR), Yana-Maria & Maya from Yakutsk (RU), Oksana from Novosibirsk (RU), Yuliya & Ilona from Ivano-Frankvisk (UA), Roza from Iakaterinburg (RU), Katya from Saratov (RU), Aziza from Dushanbe (TJ), Abir from Tunis (TU).
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Photographies
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Prophylaxie anti-troll
Ces images sont postées, ici, afin de remplacer, dans une recherche Google, les photos illustrant des articles diffamatoires produits par l’extrême droite.
