Pourri.com by Nicolas Garreau is a French-language nonfiction work published in 2002 that explores the early internet culture and its societal implications. The book examines the rise of provocative and transgressive online content during the formative years of the World Wide Web, focusing on how digital platforms enabled new forms of expression, satire, and public discourse. Through analysis and commentary, Garreau investigates the intersection of technology, media, and contemporary French society at the turn of the millennium.

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