#Nantes Digital Week

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Révélations sur les Coulisses des Droits TV, la LFP vise le milliard !

La LFP a toujours eu de grandes ambitions pour le football français, en ce qui concerne les Droits TV. Aujourd'hui, elle estime la valeur de la Ligue 1 à plus d'un milliard d'euros. Voici tout ce qu'il y a à savoir sur la récente mise à prix de Vincent Labrune. Droits TV de la LFP : Vers une nouvelle ère pour la Ligue 1 et la Ligue 2 ? Dans un contexte macroéconomique et financier que le président Vincent Labrune qualifie de "délicat", la LFP lance un nouvel appel d'offres pour les droits de retransmission. L'objectif ? Récupérer 850 millions d'euros par an pour les droits en France et 200 millions supplémentaires à l'étranger. Un appel d'offres repensé pour plus de clarté Pour simplifier la lisibilité pour les consommateurs et éviter les changements d'abonnement, l'appel d'offres a été divisé en deux lots majeurs : trois affiches "prime" et six autres matchs. Une stratégie qui vise également à prolonger les droits de 2024 à 2029. Mais avec les départs de stars telles que Messi, Neymar et Mbappé, la valeur de ces droits est-elle toujours la même ? Lire aussi : - Nantes - OM : Agression à la Beaujoire, un drame qui ébranle la Ligue 1 ! Prime Video : un avenir incertain comme diffuseur ? Après la défaillance de Mediapro, qui avait acquis les droits pour 780 millions d'euros par an avant d'abandonner, c'est Prime Video, la plateforme d'Amazon, qui a repris le flambeau pour 250 millions. Actuellement, le total des droits s'élève à 624 millions d'euros par an. Si Amazon souhaite rester le diffuseur principal, il pourrait devoir augmenter considérablement son investissement. L'économiste Pierre Maes exprime des doutes quant à la volonté d'Amazon d'investir davantage, surtout lorsque l'on considère que l'offre sportive de Prime Video en France coute 14,99 euros par mois, alors qu'ailleurs, les droits d'Amazon font partie bouquet Prime. Droits TV de la LFP : Détails de l'appel d'offres Ligue 1 & Ligue 2 La LFP a également lancé un appel d'offres pour les droits audiovisuels des deux principales ligues françaises pour la période 2024-2029. Cette fois-ci, moins de lots sont proposés, avec le lot "digital" de Free intégré aux lots principaux. L'objectif est clair : atteindre la barre symbolique du milliard d'euros annuel. Voir aussi : - DNCG : Un déficit de 645 millions d'euros enregistré en ligue 1 ! Les offres pour la Ligue 1 doivent être déposées avant le 17 octobre, et celles pour la Ligue 2 avant le 20 octobre. Voici le détail des prix de départ des enchères : Ligue 1 : Lot 1 : 530 M€ (3 matchs en co-diffusion) Lot 2 : 270 M€ (6 matchs + co-diffusion) Lot 3 : 15 M€ (magazine du samedi soir) Lot 4 : 5 M€ (magazine du dimanche matin) Lot 5 : 5 M€ (3 émissions par semaine) Ligue 2 : Lot 1 : 26 M€ (2 matchs) Lot 2 : 13 M€ (7 matchs, multiplex du lundi) Lot 3 : 2 M€ (magazine du week-end) Lot 4 : 1 M€ (magazine de la semaine) Les opérateurs gagnants auront la possibilité de négocier des sous-licences avec des diffuseurs gratuits. ________ Retrouvez toute l'actu foot sur notre page Facebook et sur notre page Twitter ! Read the full article

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Anger at Macron Prints and Merchandise Available on Redbud Link in bio NFT's Available on OpenSea Digital PopArt Collection https://opensea.io/olusioner Labor strikes upended France this week as French trade unions held their first mass demonstrations since President Emmanuel Macron inflamed public anger by forcing a higher retirement age through parliament without a vote. Big crowds have started marching in the major cities of Marseille, Lyon, and Nantes as more than 250 protests were organized across France. I fear we may need to do this here soon for social security. #nft #digitalart #redbubble #paris #france #travel #parisjetaime #parisfrance #europe #parisianstyle #parismetro #CityofLove #InstaParis #ParisianScenes #TravelFever #PicOfTheDay #MyTravelMemories #GlobalTraveler #BeautifulDestinations #currentevents #news #picoftheday #photooftheday #instadaily #aesthetic #artoftheday #mosaic #painting #protest #retirement (at Paris, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqNmsCpAj4n/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Manga the Week of 9/22/21

SEAN: Even the Delta variant cannot stop the flow of manga coming through.

ASH: Which is impressive, really.

SEAN: Airship, in print, gives us the third volume of Trapped in a Dating Sim: The World of Otome Games is Tough for Mobs.

For early digital titles, we get Mushoku Tensei 13 and Reincarnated As a Sword 9.

Ghost Ship gives us Parallel Paradise 6.

J-Novel Club has some new print titles, the biggest one of interest being the print debut of Tearmoon Empire. The story of a spoiled princess who, after being executed, finds herself in her 12-year-old self, I highly recommend it to all light novel readers.

ASH: I’ve been looking forward to giving this one a try now that it’ll be available in print!

SEAN: Also debuting is the manga version of The Unwanted Undead Adventurer.

They’ve also got Ascendance of a Bookworm’s 7th manga, Infinite Dendrogram Omnibus 3, and Marginal Operation 7.

In digital, we get the manga debut of The Emperor’s Lady-in-Waiting Is Wanted as a Bride. Also out in manga form: Black Summoner 4, Cooking with Wild Game 5, and The Master of Ragnarok & Blesser of Einherjar 6.

Light novels out next week include The Master of Ragnarok & Blesser of Einherjar 17, Seirei Gensouki 16, and Slayers 10.

Kodansha’s print debut is When Will Ayumu Make His Move? (Soredemo Ayumu wa Yosetekuru), from the author of Teasing Master Takagi-san. This is a Weekly Shonen Magazine title about a girl who is trying to get a guy to confess to her, and a guy who only wants to confess after he’s beaten her in shogi. As you guessed, he’s terrible at shogi. This seems fun.

ASH: That does sound like it could be fun.

MELINDA: Sounds fun indeed!

SEAN: In print, Kodansha has Bakemonogatari 10, The Daily Lives of High School Boys 7, Don’t Toy with Me, Miss Nagatoro 8, Drifting Dragons 9, Heaven’s Design Team 6, Living-Room Matsunaga-san 7, Peach Boy Riverside 2, Rent-a-Girlfriend 8, Sachi’s Monstrous Appetite 4, Star⇄Crossed!! 3, Sweat and Soap 9, and Those Not-So-Sweet Boys 4. Printer finally delivered the books, huh?

MICHELLE: Definitely looking to the shoujo offerings in that lot.

ASH: Ditto! I’m glad to see more Drifting Dragons in there, too.

SEAN: Digitally our debut is You’re My Cutie (Kawaii Nante Kiitenai!!), a new Betsufure series about a girl who loves manga about cute kohais falling for cool sempais. Then she meets her own kohai… and reality is not like the manga.

MICHELLE: Hm. Maybe.

MELINDA: What Michelle said.

SEAN: Also: Blue Lock 7, The Decagon House Murders 2, Dr. Ramune -Mysterious Disease Specialist- 5, In the Clear Moonlit Dusk 2, Living-Room Matsunaga-san 10, My Darling Next Door 3, Our Fake Marriage 7, Ran the Peerless Beauty 10 (the final volume), Will It Be the World or Her? 9 (also a final volume), and You Got Me, Sempai! 10 (also also a final volume).

MICHELLE: Must finish Ran the Peerless Beauty!

SEAN: Seven Seas debuts My Wife Has No Emotion (Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga nai), a Comic Flapper title about a salaryman and his robot, and their growing closeness. Um…? Robot?

ASH: I will admit to being intrigued.

SEAN: Seven Seas also has The Dangers in My Heart 2.

Square Enix has The Apothecary Diaries 3 and The Strongest Sage with the Weakest Crest 5.

Tokyopop has Would You Like to be a Family? (Kazoku ni Nattemimasen ka?), a BL title from Gush about a soft-spoken man drawn into his loud co-worker’s life… complete with loud co-worker’s child. This looks sweet.

MICHELLE: Ooh.

SEAN: Viz gives us BEASTARS 14, Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction 10, Fist of the North Star 2, Hell’s Paradise: Jigokuraku 10, Maison Ikkoku Collector’s Edition 5, and The Way of the Househusband 6.

ANNA: Always glad for more Househusband.

ASH: Same! And I’m still super excited we’re getting Fist of the North Star, too.

SEAN: Actually, come to think of it, this IS less than usual. Manga, are you OK?

ANNA: I am concerned!

ASH: Supply chain disruptions are real!

By: Sean Gaffney

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Gearing up for Confuzzled - 2 Panels!

Alright, after a series of random setbacks this week (including a migraine this morning...thanks, brain!), I'm making my final preparations for Confuzzled. My parents are seeing France for the first time in their lives thanks to a business trip, and they're taking the opportunity to come down to Nantes to visit my husband and I. It's all really unfortunate timing with con crunch, but thems the breaks and I'm doing as best as I can to get everything in. If you will be at Confuzzled, I'd love to see you! And I'm sure you'd love to see the effort I'm putting in to all my prep. You can visit me in table C13 in the Dealer's Den (when you walk in, take a right and head to the back while keeping an eye on the table corners on your left for my classic purple tablecloth). I'll have large motivational A3 prints along with my travel tags, tons of stickers and a brand spankin' new zine featuring a collection of my favorite postcard inks and travel photography. I am sold out of "Detailed" postcard inks as I have a bit of a backlog between Patreon and convention postcard inks I still owe. I will be taking about 2-3 "standard" postcard inks, though! So hurry to my table if you'll be interested. Besides my table, I'll be hosting TWO PANELS! Yes, because I love to stress myself out I overloaded my schedule. But if you're looking to learn, laugh, and kill an hour of your con time, stop by to see my presentations. I always keep things lively and amusing while still aiming for brutal honesty. On Sunday May 26 at 7pm I'll be hosting a panel about Digital Inking. I'll share 5(ish) methods on how to ink digitally, and then go through more specific tips and tricks. You can read more and add it to your schedule here: https://confuzzled2019.sched.com/event/O75W/digital-inking-tips-with-zelaphas Then on Monday May 27th at 3pm I'll have a panel about my Travels! I've hosted this before at Eurofurence and it was a huge success. This time, I'll share many of the things I did in that panel, with some big updates on what's gone on in my life since then and all the good and bad in-between. If you're considering a life of travel or living and working abroad for a year or more, this is the panel for you! More deets here, and you can add it to your sched: https://confuzzled2019.sched.com/event/O75W/digital-inking-tips-with-zelaphas We still have another week to go, but as I mentioned my parents are coming into town this Thursday, so this is my final prep. I'll probably send a few more reminders on my various channels, especially my Twitter (https://twitter.com/zelaphas) to keep you in the loop. So, will you be there, and if so which panel are you looking forward to the most? Reply and let me know!

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Hey ! Le week-end prochain vous pourrez découvrir une installation ludique et interactive composée de mes visuels lors de la prochaine édition du festival Motion Motion qui se tiendra au Stereolux à Nantes. + d'infos sur motionmotion.fr #motion #niark1 #monster #digital #graphic #installation #motiondesign #motionmotionfestival #illus (à Stereolux)

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Le mardi 18 septembre 2018, le cluster Ouest Médialab lançait la 5ème édition du Médialab SpeedTraining, au Mediacampus à Nantes, dans le cadre de la Nantes Digital Week. Au programme : un condensé de tutos, de retours d’expérience et de bonnes pratiques entre professionnels de la com’ et des médias autour des contenus numériques (dataviz, réseaux sociaux, vidéo, audio…).

J’ai été très honorée de participer à cette nouvelle édition pour présenter le travail de l’équipe de Que faire à Paris. Un peu de reconnaissance ne fait de mal à personne et en plus, j’avais un micro comme Madonna.

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2020 AR Emerging Architecture awards

AR Awards for Emerging Architecture Winners 2020, Buildings, Architects, AREA News

AR Awards for Emerging Architecture 2020 Winners

30 Oct 2020

2020 AR Emerging Architecture awards

AR Emerging Architecture awards shortlist announced

Friday 30th October 2020 – The 16 shortlisted architects include emerging practices working in China, Japan, South Korea and Vietnam, Paraguay, Mexico and Peru, and in Kenya and India, as well as in the UK, Ireland, Spain, France, Portugal and Switzerland

We are delighted to announce the 16-strong shortlist for the 2020 AR Emerging Architecture awards. The 2020 shortlist includes practices that collaborate with local people in Peru and Vietnam, create extraordinary homes in Ireland and Japan, and intervene in rural landscapes in Spain and Mexico.

Some practise across borders, in Dublin and Belfast, and in Geneva, Lisbon and Madrid. Public squares are carved out of the city of Olot and a disused apartment building given new life in Seoul. Buildings are made of earth in Paraguay and of bricks in London. In a remote bookshop in China, architecture and furniture blur and combine; in Kenya, as much care is given to a seat as to a building. Programmes include schools and community spaces in India, a medical centre in France, and a marketplace in Mexico.

While the coronavirus pandemic continues to keep us apart, we are delighted to be holding this year’s judging virtually, with each of the 16 shortlisted practices presenting their projects to our jury of previous Emerging Architecture finalists, including Manuel Aires Mateus, Dorte Mandrup and Sameep Padora. The judging will be held during WAFVirtual, a week-long digital architecture festival running 30 November to 4 December 2020, where we will also be bringing together and catching up with AR Emerging Architecture alumni in a series of revealing conversations.

AR Emerging Architecture awards 2020 shortlist

– Arigho Larmour Wheeler Architects, United Kingdom / Ireland – Atelier Tao + C, China – Carles Enrich Studio, Spain – Equipo de Arquitectura, Paraguay – Gabriela Carrillo, Mexico – Khadka + Eriksson Furunes, Vietnam – MAAJ Architectes, France – Nomos, Portugal / Switzerland / Spain – Semillas, Peru – STPMJ, South Korea – Studio Advaita, India – Studio Propolis, Kenya / United Kingdom – Surman Weston, United Kingdom – Suzuko Yamada Architects, Japan – Taller Capital, Mexico – Unparelld’arquitectes, Spain

Building images for the 2020 shortlist

– Arigho Larmour Wheeler Architects, United Kingdom / Ireland Ros Kavanagh

– Atelier Tao + C, China Su Shengliang

– Carles Enrich Studio, Spain Adria Goula

– Equipo de Arquitectura, Paraguay Leonardo Mendez

– Gabriela Carrillo, Mexico Rafael Gamo

– Khadka + Eriksson Furunes, Vietnam Alexander Eriksson Furunes

– MAAJ Architectes, France François-Xavier DA CUNHA LEAL

– Nomos, Portugal / Switzerland / Spain Luis Asin

– Semillas, Peru Eleazar Cuadros

– STPMJ, South Korea Jihun Bae

– Studio Advaita, India Prasad and Rasika Badave

– Studio Propolis, Kenya / United Kingdom Studio Propolis

– Surman Weston, United Kingdom Jim Stephenson

– Suzuko Yamada Architects, Japan Yurika Kono

– Taller Capital, Mexico Gabriel Felix

– Unparelld’arquitectes, Spain Jose Hevia

AR Emerging Architecture awards

First launched in 1999, the AR Emerging Architecture awards grant early recognition to young designers and celebrate the architectural stars of tomorrow. Since 2018, the awards have recognised a body of work rather than a single building, and aspiring candidates share a small portfolio of three projects with us: a completed building, a work in progress, and an idea. Early winners include Shigeru Ban, Thomas Heatherwick and Sauerbruch Hutton; more recently, Carla Juaçaba, Avenier Cornejo and Frida Escobedo. While the AR can take no credit for their individual talents, the award contributed to the success of these designers by promoting them on a global stage.

Announced later in 2021, the winner will receive a £10,000 prize and a second practice will be awarded the Peter Davey Prize, now in its third year and selected by the AR editors in tribute to Peter Davey, former AR Editor and founder of Emerging Architecture. The winners will take home a specially commissioned trophy and all finalists will participate in a series of panel discussions and have their work exhibited.

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Copies of the Emerging Architecture issue, featuring all 16 finalists, can be purchased from the AR’s online shop: AR Emerging Architecture: The Architectural Review Issue 1476, November 2020

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AR Emerging Architecture Awards Winners

Winners of AR Emerging Architecture Awards 2018

The AR Emerging Architecture shortlist includes:

–    Abari, Kathmandu, Nepal

photo : Ashesh Rajbansh

–    Alejandro Guerrero | Andrea Soto, Zapopan, Mexico

Novasem: photo : César Béjar

–    Ampuero Yutronic, London, United Kingdom

Casa Hualle: photo : Felipe Fontecilla

–    DOMAT, Hong Kong

Hygiene Station for Cattlefield Village School: photo : DOMAT

–    OJT, New Orleans, United States

Starter Home No. 4-15, St. Thomas & Ninth: photo : William Crocker

–    Rosmaninho + Azevedo, Porto, Portugal

Tua Valley Interpretive Centre: photo : Luis Ferreira Alves

–    Studio FH Architects, Kampala, Uganda

RUCID College for Organic Agriculture: photo : Will Boase

–    Studio Weave, London, United Kingdom

Belvue Woodland Classrooms: photo : Jim Stephenson

–    T O B Architect, Dublin, Ireland

Killan farmhouse building: photo : Aisling McCoy

–    Titan, Nantes, France

Welcome Pavilion for House Georges Clemenceau: photo : Julien Lanoo

–    Highly Commended Yu Momoeda Architecture Office, Fukuoka, Japan

Four Funeral Houses: photo : Yashiro Photo Office

–    Highly Commended Johansen Skovsted Arkitekter, Copenhagen, Denmark

Tipperne by Johansen Skovsted Arkitekter: photo : Rasmus Norlander

–    Winner Carla Juaçaba Studio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Casa Santa Teresa in Rio de Janiero, Brazil: photo : Federico Cairoli

–    Peter Davey Prize Aulets Arquitectes, Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Reform of Oenological Station Palma de Mallorca byAulets Arquitectes photo : José Hevia

AR Emerging Architecture awards 2018

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