Dominique Piotet

Dominique Piotet is a French author, journalist and consultant residing in San Francisco, California.

In 2007, he created the San Francisco branch of L’Atelier, part of the BNP Paribas group^[1]. He co-hosted L’Atelier Numérique on BFM radio^[2], and is co-author, with journalist Francis Pisani (Le Monde, El Pais) of the book Comment le web change le monde : l’achémie des multitudes (2008, Pearson Education)^[3]

Piotet is a columnist for the French economic newspaper La Tribune^[4]. He has also written for L’Atelier, Regards sur la Numérique, 01 Informatique and NetEco.

Bibliography

Comment le web change le monde : l’achémie des multitudes (2008, Pearson Education)

Notes

1. ^ http://www.bnpparibas.com/en/news/new-technologies.asp?Code=LPOI-725HNL&Key=L
2. ^ http://www.disruptive-innovation.com/fr/radio/shows/latelier-numerique-n-299
3. ^ http://manuscritdepot.com/internet-litteraire/actualite.235.htm
4. ^ http://www.latribune.fr/opinions/20081231trib000326918/le-web-2.0-passe-au-vert-la-silicon-valley-entre-a-washington.html

External links

• Website for Comment le web change le monde

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