Episodiques is a French-speaking newsletter focused on the economics of technology, platforms, and the media sector. To some extent, it inherits the legacy of the Monday Note, which I published for over 12 yearsIn addition, I work with various publishers, such as Les Echos, and am involved in upcoming new projects in the same area with my friend Jean-Louis Gassée.I am based in Paris, but I work where my laptop is : Santa Fe, Souh of France, San Francisco, the region of Sancerre, London...

I started working for L'Express as a columnist in 2020 and I have been a senior business and tech writer, covering Big Tech, innovation, public tech policies, venture capital, crypto, cybersecurity, deep techs, A.I. defense and medical tech, etc.• Since June 2023, I'm also hosting the tech podcast => https://pod.link/1690821927• A selection of my stories (in French) is compiled here => www.filloux.com.I left the magazine in January 2024 over editorial disagreement.

Deepnews.ai is based on a simple idea: building a system to spotlight quality journalism from the web, in real-time and at scale.The fundamentals of our approach are: • Quality journalism is essential for preserving and fostering democracy. Right now, it is diluted in a torrent of noise that has little to do with being informed. • Misinformation is a real threat to democracy. Today, there is not a single election unaffected by toxic news. No Artificial Intelligence system can be used efficiently to fight misinformation. • However, A.I. and natural language processing can vastly help quality journalism to emerge from the background noise. Therefore making original reporting more visible and increase its economic value. That’s why we developed Deepnews.ai.

The Monday Note is a business newsletter covering the economics of digital media. It was launched in 2007, first as an internal newsletter for Schibsted's management (see below). Jean-Louis Gassée, partner in the venture capital firm Allegis Capital, joined the Monday Note in 2008. The Monday Note has 13,000 direct subscribers and a monthly reach of 90,000 (Google Analytics).

The classes I taught included: Long-form journalism, Read & Decode the News, Making an effective pitch. I mostly taught to a non-French audience at the J-Schools, and at SciencesPo Media and Narrative Center.

During a full academic year, I worked at developing and structuring my Deepnews.ai project, formerly known as News Quality Scoring. This initiative is a part of the fight against misinformation. Except that, instead of debunking fake news —a losing battle— Deepnews.ai wants to surface good quality journalism from the web by using a stack of deep learning algorithms.

The JSK Journalism fellowship gives the fellow the opportunity to attend nearly any class offered at Stanford. Among the class I attended: - Minds and Machines: An overview of the interdisciplinary study of cognition, information, communication, and language. - Platform Competition in Digital Markets (Graduate School of Business)- Strategic Communication (GSB)- Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law, by Francis Fukuyama- Documentary class : Filmmaking for the Digital Age

The JSK Journalism Fellowships supports diverse journalists from around the world who are deeply engaged in exploring solutions to the most urgent issues facing journalism. Innovation, entrepreneurship and leadership in journalism are the foundation of our work, which seeks to improve the quality of news and information reaching the public.

In charge of the digital strategy for the whole group: B2C publications (online version of the daily newspaper and other publications) as well as B2B activities. Mutiple developments and upgrates of Web sites and mobile apps . Between 2012 and 2015, Les Echos online activities has expanded spectacularly: x3 for the digital subscriptions only (today 23k), x2 for the audiences of Les Echos properties (4M monthly uniques. Strategic partnerships negotiations with large digital players. External representation of the Groupe in various conferences.

The ePresse digital consortium in France brought together five majors dailies and three newsweeklies. The main objective of the consortium is to build a digital kiosk (web and mobile apps), that will allow the French press to sell its content, while retaining control over pricing, marketing and customer data. ePresse is also working on deals with Orange, Google, Bing, Ligatus, Palm, etc.As the GM, I'm in charge of running the entire operation: product strategy, business, legal, etc.

- Paris based editor for the Norwegian media group Schibsted ASA. I'm in charge of development of various projects : websites, free newspapers.- Schibsted is the co-owner of the French free daily 20 Minutes, of which I was the editor between March 2002 and Sept 2007 and which is now the most red newspaper in France (2.4m readers).

Design of the newspaper then overseeing 120 writers, reporters and editors.