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Please find below all the articles cited in this episode of the Memo :


●     The Hollywood Sign by Chris Berube (99% Invisible)

●     Nouvelle donne pour les cartes (CNRS)

●     Espace public : Google a les moyens de tout gâcher (Visions carto)

●     Les photos de vacances sur Instagram, un mal géolocalisé (20 minutes)

●     Forget Google Maps. It’s time to try a privacy-friendly alternative (Wired)

●     Google affiliate Sidewalk Labs abruptly abandons Toronto smart city project (The Guardian)

●     « Les mouvements citoyens contribuent à politiser le débat sur la ville numérique » (Le Monde)

●     36 cities adopt policy roadmap for ethical use of data and technology (Cities Today)


Credits :

The Memo is an Orange podcast.

This episode was scripted and recorded by Spintank in November 2020

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