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By Boing Boing on Sep 23, 2020 in: Video, france, music
French singer and recording star Juliette Gréco, whose career spanned more than six decades, died September 23 at her home in Ramatuelle, France. She was 93. Gréco was one of the few remaining living contemporaries to Jean-Paul Sartre,...
By TechCrunch on Sep 22, 2020 in: Events, africa, Europe, France
While electric scooters first launched at scale in the U.S., they quickly made their way overseas. Now, there’s a bustling electric scooter market in Europe, China, Latin America and one that’s growing in parts of Africa. At TC Sessions:...
By TechCrunch on Sep 14, 2020 in: articles, Facebook, France, social media
Even as Facebook, the world’s largest social media platform, admits that climate change “is real” and that “the science is unambiguous and the need to act grows more urgent by the day” the platform appears unwilling to t...
By The Archaeology News Network on Sep 11, 2020 in: France
Scientists have long debated the respiratory workings of sea scorpions, but a new discovery by a West Virginia University geologist concludes that these largely aquatic extinct arthropods breathed air on land. Through computed tomography (CT) imagin...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Sep 8, 2020 in: films, France
Spies, 1928Gerda Maurus and Willy FritschFritz Lang (1890-1976) was born in Vienna to a Jewish mother, although he was raised as a Catholic. Fritz studied civil engineering in Vienna but soon loved café life and art, especially Egon Schiele...
By Business Insider on Sep 7, 2020 in: Politics, France, Paris
Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie responded to an Atlantic report that claimed Trump called American war dead "losers" in 2018.
By Engadget on Sep 5, 2020 in: facebook, france, internet, news, social media, social networking
Facebook is dealing with a test of its policies barring live streams involving suicide and self-harm. The social media giant told the AFP (via The Verge) it would block terminally ill French man Alain Cocq from livestreaming his death. The French gov...