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

• On joue chez vous ! (Opéra national de Lorraine)
• À New York, les théâtres de Broadway resteront fermés jusqu'à début septembre au moins (Le Figaro)
• New South Korea coronavirus cluster linked to reopened nightclubs delays reopening of schools (CBS News)
• When Will We Want to Be in a Room Full of Strangers Again? (The Atlantic)
• How “quarantine concerts” are keeping live music alive as venues remain closed (Vox)
• "La javanaise" : 3 600 vidéos d'amateurs envoyées pour un concert confiné avec Jane Birkin sur France Musique (France Info)
• La culture au temps du confinement (Les Echos)
• Jean-Laurent Cassely : Intellos, artistes, créatifs... la transition numérique ou la mort ? (L’Express)
• As Pandemic Strikes, Pop Culture Migrates to Streaming Sites (Wired)
• Haste mal nen Cent für die armen Künstler? (Die Zeit)
• UK live music and festival sector at risk of collapse due to coronavirus (The Guardian)
• Cannes abandons 'physical' festival for 2020 but will select films for screening elsewhere (The Guardian)

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• A month ago, they all had stable jobs, now they’re working for Amazon (The Wall Street Journal)
• La crise du coronavirus signe l’accélération d’un nouveau capitalisme : le capitalisme numérique (Le Monde)
• Le Covid19 va-t-il précipiter la chute d’Uber, Deliveroo et Lyft ? (Korii)
• Deliveroo warning of collapse paves way for Amazon investment (The Guardian)
• On peut craindre que l’épidémie renforce l’hégémonie d’Amazon sur le e-commerce (Le Monde)
• Amazon was already powerful. The coronavirus pandemic cleared the way to dominance (Vox)
• Stuart lance un service de livraison à domicile pour les pharmacies et les petits commerces (L’Usine digitale)
• Coronavirus Covid-19: une carte interactive pour trouver les producteurs fermiers près de chez vous (France Bleu)
• Consommation : "Le Covid-19 accentue des clivages qui laissent présager des troubles sociaux à venir" (France Culture)

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• Demand for telemedicine has exploded in the UK as doctors adapt to the coronavirus crisis (CNBC)
• Face au coronavirus, le boom des téléconsultations (Le Point)
• Covid-19 : « Les applications de télémédecine doivent être plus transparentes » (Usbek & Rica)
• All the things COVID-19 will change forever, according to 30 top experts (Fast Company)
• Antonio Casilli : « Cette épidémie s’avère aussi un signal d’alarme à propos du numérique » (AOC)
• How Covid-19 is shaping digital transformation (Tech Radar)
• Covid-19 is a before and after moment in the digital transformation (Forbes)
• The Delivery Workers Who Risk Their Health to Bring You Food (New-York Times)
• Coronavirus Is Widening the Corporate Digital Divide (Harvard Business Review)
• Robots Welcome to Take Over, as Pandemic Accelerates Automation (New-York Times)
• « La crise du coronavirus signale l’accélération d’un nouveau capitalisme, le capitalisme numérique » (Le Monde)

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• As Life Moves Online, an Older Generation Faces a Digital Divide (New York Times)
• « Le visio-machin, je n’y connais rien » : la fracture numérique en France aggravée par le confinement (Le Monde)
• Une personne sur six n’utilise pas Internet, plus d’un usager sur trois manque de compétences numériques de base (INSEE)
• Coronavirus pandemic exposes why America's digital divide is dangerous (USA Today)
• America’s digital divide is even more urgent during the pandemic (Quarz)
• US's digital divide 'is going to kill people' as Covid-19 exposes inequalities (The Guardian)
• Coronavirus : Initiatives solidaires pour les exclus du numérique, de plus en plus isolés par le confinement (20minutes)
• « Partage ton Wifi » ou le système D pour lutter contre la fracture numérique (France Inter)
• L'Armée du Salut lance l'opération « Free Plugs », des prises électriques mises à disposition des sans-abris (France Bleu)

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• Coronavirus ended the screen-time debate. Screens won. (The New York Times)
• Don’t freak out about quarantine screen time (The New York Times)
• Our screen time rules don’t work in this new world. And maybe that’s OK. (The Washington Post)
• L’OMS recommande de jouer aux jeux vidéo, le temps de l’épidémie (BFMTV)
• Confinement : les Français plus que jamais accros à leurs smartphones (Le Parisien)
• Let’s call time on unpaid electronic labour with a legal right to disconnect (The Guardian)
• Confinement et surconnexion : « Il n’y a pas à culpabiliser de se déconnecter du télétravail » (Le Monde)

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• « Le Monde » au temps du coronavirus : une rédaction presque entièrement confinée (Le Monde)
• Covid-19 could cause a permanent shift towards home working (The Guardian)
• A guide to managing your newly remote remote workers (Harvard Business Review)
• You have a moral responsibility to post your boring life on Instagram (The Atlantic)
• Épidémie de coronavirus : ces bonnes initiatives numériques pour vous occupier et rester zen pendant le confinement (France Tv info)
• We live in zoom now (The New York Times)
• Using zoom while working from home ? Here are the privacy risks to watch out for (CNet)

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• "Message d'un ami médecin..." : ces conseils reçus par WhatsApp sur le coronavirus sont pleins de fake news (France inter)
• Coronavirus misinformation is dangerous. Think before you share (The Guardian)
• Le coronavirus à l’heure des rumeurs par messagerie instantanée : « C’est la mère de ma femme qui me l’a dit » (Le Monde)
• Santé et fake news : les liaisons dangereuses (Digital society forum)
• https://www.politifact.com/coronavirus/ (Politifact)
• Coronavirus : 7 conseils pour se protéger de l’épidémie de « fake news » (France info)
• Coronavirus : une épidémie de faux articles scientifiques (France culture)
• Facebook, Google, Reddit, Linkedin, Microsoft, Twitter et Linkedin have issue joint statement on misinformation (TechCrunch)
• Why can’t mainstream media stop echoing Trump’s coronavirus misinformation? (Media matters)
• Coronavirus Disrupts Social Media First Line of Defense (Wired)

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• Phishers prey on fans of 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' film (Tech republic) 
• Phishing : définition, traduction (Journal du net)  
• Six Cybersecurity Predictions For 2020 (Forbes)
• L’audacieuse arnaque au «faux Jean-Yves Le Drian» arrive devant la justice (Le Parisien) 
• How phishing attacks trick our brains (MIT Technology Review) 
• Les courriels de phishing en entreprise ça marche encore, voici pourquoi (ZDNet) 
• Phishing Quiz (Google) 
• Everything We Know About the Jeff Bezos Phone Hack (Wired)  
• Iranian hackers target US government workers in new campaign (ZDNet) 
• De la 6G illimitée pendant 100 ans ? La fausse pub d’Orange pour alerter contre le phishing (Le Parisien)

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• Why it matters ? (Channel News Asia)
• What is 5G ? Everything you Need to Know About the New Cellular Network (The New York Times)
• Testez la puissance de la 5G (L'écho)
• What’s the difference between network slicing and Quality of Service ? (Insider Pro)
• Préparer l’arrivée de la 5G (Arcep)
• Your 5G Phone won’t hurt you. But Russia wants you to think otherwise (The New York Times)
• La 5G, un danger pour l’évacuation des gens en cas de catastrophe naturelle ? (Numérama)
• 5G coverage map and statistics (GSMA)
• Quel est le calendrier de la 5G en France ? (Numérama)

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• Is your phone listening in? Your stories (BBC)
• Smartphones sur écoute : mythe ou réalité ? (Kaspersky)
• Facebook's Not Listening Through Your Phone. It Doesn't Have To (Wired)
• The perennial debate about whether your phone is secretly listening to you, explained (Vox)
• Will Technology Save or Subvert Civility and Society? (Milken institute)
• Is Facebook Spying on You? (Reply All)
• That Game on Your Phone May Be Tracking What You’re Watching on TV (New York Times)
• Google employees are eavesdropping, even in your living room, VRT NWS has discovered (VRT News)

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