"Le Dictionnaire du NEF" by Marie Lebert is a specialized dictionary addressing internet and digital technology, written in the early 21st century. It serves as a comprehensive resource for information professionals and anyone interested in the evolution of digital media. The text appears to focus on terms related to digital publishing, internet technologies, and their impact on the literary world, making it particularly relevant to those seeking to understand the transformation within this domain. The opening of the dictionary includes a presentation that outlines its intent and scope, emphasizing its targeted audience of information professionals and general readers curious about the digital landscape. It explains the significance of the internet and digital technologies in reshaping various aspects of life, including the book and media industry, providing around 700 entries that define key terms, acronyms, and names associated with these fields. Lebert expresses a commitment to clear definitions that avoid technical jargon, aiming for accessibility while addressing the current context and future developments in digital media and publishing. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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