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With the Walkman, music left the living room, the hi-fi system, and shared listening, to enter the rhythm of movement. It became part of the body. Headphones on, you no longer "put on" music: you wear it. Shuhei Hosokawa, a Japanese researcher and theorist of musical cultures, described in the early 1980s this individualized listening zone which partially cuts off auditory contact with the outside and transforms the street into a scenery to be passed through, rather than a sp

Disney+ is preparing to add a stream of short videos in vertical format, full screen, scrolling, quick discovery, and continuously refreshed content. The idea is to make the application a daily reflex, including between two "long format" viewing sessions, by adopting the swipe mechanics popularized by TikTok. Disney+ plans to mix several types of content: original short programs, clips designed for social media sharing, and "reformatted" scenes from films and series in its ca

On the subway, time often stretches out in fragments: a platform, a carriage, two stations. It is precisely in these interstices that a format originating in China, and now discussed in France during prime time, thrives: micro-dramas, also called duanju. On Thursday, February 5, 2026, in LCI's morning show, Sandra Marconi, trends columnist, delves deeper into the subject and describes a consumption designed for vertical screens and for continuous viewing. On air, Sandra Marco