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The French educational series DataGueule has released an episode titled 'Privés de vie privée ?' (Deprived of privacy?), the 40th in its run, looking at how personal data and private life are increasingly exposed in the digital age. It is being shared in French-speaking online circles, where concerns about surveillance and data protection remain active topics of debate.

An episode of the French documentary series Datagueule, titled 'Neutralité, j'écris ton nom', is circulating online and focuses on net neutrality. It examines how internet providers and regulators treat online traffic equally, a topic that resurfaces whenever new rules or industry practices are debated in France and the wider internet community.

The French educational programme DataGueule's fifth episode, 'Pirate mon amour', is circulating again online. The episode examines digital piracy, copyright and the way internet users share culture outside legal frameworks. Viewers on the decentralized network are resharing the piece, keeping DataGueule's critical take on intellectual property in circulation among French-speaking audiences.

The French web series Datagueule has released its 63rd episode, titled 'Privés de savoir ?' (Deprived of knowledge?), which examines questions around access to knowledge and its possible privatisation. The episode is being shared and discussed by French-speaking users on decentralised social networks, drawing attention to debates over who controls access to information and education in the digital age.

DataGueule, the French educational web series, has released an episode titled 'Foot business' exploring how football has become an industry driven by money, from broadcasting rights and sponsorships to player transfers. The episode is being shared and discussed online by French-speaking users, with renewed attention to the commercialisation of the sport.

An episode of the French explainer show DataGueule, titled 'Privés de vie privée ?' ('Stripped of privacy?'), is circulating online. The episode explores how mass collection and exploitation of personal data undermines privacy in everyday life. Discussion centres on surveillance, data harvesting by companies and governments, and what little control individuals retain over their personal information.

The French data-journalism series DataGule has released an episode titled 'Aux Frontex de l'Europe', examining the role of Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, in managing the EU's external borders. The episode is being shared among French-speaking audiences, with discussion focused on the agency's expanding powers and Europe's migration and border policies.

French media collective Datagueule has released a new episode titled 'The attack of the robot traders', examining how automated trading algorithms now dominate financial markets and the risks they pose. The episode, part of the series' seventh installment, is being shared on federated social networks, drawing attention to the growing influence of high-frequency trading on the global economy.