Culture and objeCts,new territories on the 

Issue editor: Jean-Pierre Dardayrol

Editorial Pierre COUVEINHES

Introduction

Jean-Pierre DARDAYROL

A. Culture and leisure at risk onthe internet

1. Factors of rupture and continuity

The industries related to culture and creativity are Europe’sdigitital future

Jean-Noël TRONC

The stakes in the cultureand entertainment industries

Laurence FRANCESCHINI

Culture, entertainment, intellectual property, pro-tection on the Internet: The “mirror of the lawtechnique”?

Jean BERBINAU

Tu» and “vous»: The diachronic process underly-ing the use of second-person pronouns in the digital era

Anne-Élisabeth CRÉDEVILLE

2. Cultural practices and the Internet

Internet connected television

Philippe LEVRIER

How to break free from the unacceptable paradox of Francelosing jobs despite its creativity in video games?

Patrice MARTIN-LALANDE

E-books

Jacques TOUBON

Free on the Internet : from a mercantile to a community-based rationale

Godefroy DANG NGYUEN, Sylvain DEJEAN and Thierry PENARD

3. Creators and producers

The role of Internet service-providers

Yves LE MOUËL

The music industry’s stakes during the Internet era

David EL SAYEGH

B. the internet of things and ofproductivity

1. Major points of debate

The private lives of things

Alain BENSOUSSANand Éric BARBRY

The Internet of things, a new field for cybercriminality

Lieutenant-Colonel Éric FREYSSINET

The Internet of things: From a global vision to the scarce appli-cations

Hervé RANNOU

2. The shape of things to come

The Internet of things: The limitations of a concept mainlyused for marketing

Olivier ROUXEL

The machine-to-machine (M2M) market and its prospects

Samuel ROPERT

he Internet of things: What prospects for logistics?

Jean-Pierre DARDAYROL, Claudine DUCHESNEandLoïc de LACOCHETIÈRE

Things, old and new

Gabriel KÉPÉKLIAN

Internet(s) of logistical objects and business models

Yann LE ROCHand Éric BALLOT