July 2019
Beginner
130 pages
4h 13m
English
book
Data versus Democracy: How Big Data Algorithms Shape Opinions and Alter the Course of History
by Kris Shaffer
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Index
A
Abundance
Activists
Adaptations
Advertising
Advertising, targeted
Algorithmic neutrality
Algorithmic recommendation
Algorithmic timeline
Amnesty International
Application programming interface (API)
Arab Spring
Attentional blink
Attention economy
B
Big data algorithms
Black Lives Matter movement
Botnet
Bots
Brazil
Breitbart
Bronco Bots
C
Capitalism
Carbohydrates
4chan
8chan
Clickbait
Clinton, Hillary
Cognitive system
clickbait
human brain
memory
processor
RAM
STM and LTM
triggers, attention
unconscious memory
Apple
characters
emotions
familiar and unfamiliar things
iPod
learn patterns
life-or-death evolutionary history
marketers
perceptual fluency
physical limitations
pleasurable panting
psychological principle
social media and big data analytics
web technology
Collaborative filtering
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