L'objectif est de comparer le pouvoir d'influence des recommandations d'internautes et des contenus institutionnels sur Internet. Nous montrons que les internautes sont plus influents que les sources institutionnelles lorsqu'ils semblent proches psychologiquement. Pour les recommandations en ligne, la présence sociale est un plus fort levier de persuasion que l'expertise.
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