“With social networks, we are experiencing a democratic revolution comparable to that of the invention of the printing press”

Director of a New Crises Observatory at Havas Paris

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The democracy of lik

LE FIGARO.

- In your essay "The democracy of like", you make the same observation as that made by Jérôme Fourquet in his book "The French Archipelago": on Facebook, Twitter or TikTok, as elsewhere, the communities are exploded.

Society is increasingly fragmented.

Can we still forge a national community in the era of social networks?

Nelly GARNIER.

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This is a major challenge for the next few years.

In the era of TF1, everyone found themselves at the same time, watching the same television channels, which thus forged a common culture.

In my grandparents' time, all French people knew Guy Lux.

Today, who knows Bella Poarch?

Not many people over thirty years old, yet its number of subscribers is higher…

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