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1. France Profonde » Blog Archive » Royal and Sarkozy tiptoe around the internet ip:1
   9 January 2007 @ 15:49

   […] At the last vote (the refe­ren­dum), French poli­ti­cians not only lost, col­lec­ti­vely, but were all shown up for being out of touch. So how are they going to remedy that before the April elec­tions? How are they trying to prove that, contrary to appea­rances, they are in touch with a large and pro­ba­bly youn­ger sec­tion of French society? Ségo­lène Royal, as I have said, has a low-key, intel­li­gent approach, crea­ting a par­ti­ci­pa­tive blog. Howe­ver, it is run­ning out of steam and now she is fully enga­ged on the “offi­cial” front, I won­der whe­ther she will be able to keep the blog convin­cing. Her prin­ci­pal rival, Nico­las Sarkozy’s solu­tion is typi­cally American-style razz­ma­tazz. His way of sho­wing he’s part of the scene is to get one or seve­ral stars to come to a big public rally, and there they per­form a variant of the medie­val obei­sance ritual: they approach each other on-stage and on-camera, one, by his body-language, clearly the pre­si­den­tial can­di­date, the other, des­pite being a star, doing a sort of mock-humility act which we know is tem­po­rary. They face each other stif­fly and indulge in mutual jaw-holding (in France people do this where Ame­ri­cans hug and thump backs – any­way Sarko is too short to thump backs, his people must have told him that clam­ping people round the knees is not good for his “I’m your man” image). To show he is just a click away from the connec­ted com­mu­nity he likes to have Loïc Lemeur, a (or per­haps the) key French blog­ger, beside him on stage at the big ral­lies, taking email reac­tions from people down-loading the pod­cast of Sarko’s speech. Loïc is quo­ted on Bon­Vote as run­ning the most influen­tial of the 1,328 poli­ti­cal French blogs. Sar­kozy honed his web image by making a light­ning appea­rance at Loïc’s recent Blog Fest in Paris, Web 3.0, orga­ni­sed with SixA­part. Clearly he could not refuse the invi­ta­tion to speak before web-people from 36 coun­tries, but in the event he had nothing much to say, and left abruptly after his speech. He must have sen­sed some­thing in the air, for many dis­miss him on their sub­sequent blogs as irre­le­vant. In other words, like Ségo­lène Royal, he still has not really unders­tood what it’s about. As Thierry Crou­zet, a very astute, com­mit­ted blog­ger points out, both Sarko and Ségo still see the world from the old top-down, command-and-control pers­pec­tive which no lon­ger fits with what many in France want. […]

2. dumont jeremy ip:2
   16 April 2007 @ 23:41

   trés bien cette video…bravo les mecs.…je vais la mettre en avant si vous êtes ok dans ma pro­chaine com­mu­ni­ca­tion sur “la fédè­ra­tion des connec­teurs” : lesa­pe­ros­du­jeudi 26 avril a la belleviloise.

3. Thierry Crouzet ip:3
   17 April 2007 @ 7:43

   Pas de pro­blème Jeremy…

4. That monarchic moment (abstract from Prospect) « Political Marketing ip:4
   4 May 2007 @ 0:47

   […] In other words, like Ségo­lène Royal, he still has not really unders­tood what it’s about. As Thierry Crou­zet, a very astute, com­mit­ted blog­ger points out, both Sarko and Ségo still see the world from the old […]

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