In our digital age, where access to the Internet is ubiquitous, the idea of rationing its use seems both radical and intriguing. This is precisely what Najat Vallaud-Belkacem has put forward in an article published by Le Figaro, in which she suggests limiting the amount of data used on a daily basis. This proposal raises a myriad of questions, from the impact on our daily lives to technical feasibility and political implications. Good idea or an unfeasible proposal?

Peers opens the debate: https://lnkd.in/eZ-mSsfx

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In the world of soccer, recent agreements between professional leagues and private equity funds, such as CVC, have sparked debate and concern about their long-term impact on the European soccer landscape. These agreements raise key questions about the nature of sports funding, the autonomy of national leagues and the future of professional clubs. As fans express their anger, Peers attempts to sum up the match between the two camps: https://lnkd.in/d52nbW6B

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Since its imposition during the initial lockdown of the COVID-19 pandemic, telecommuting has become deeply entrenched in professional culture. A recent study by the Association pour l'emploi des cadres (Apec) reveals that this practice, far from being perceived as a constraint, is now widely adopted and appreciated by executives. This transformation in working practices, based on flexibility and the ability to work remotely, is having a major impact on workers' attitudes and companies' recruitment strategies. Peers takes a closer look.

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