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Jeff Jarvis recommended it as a book that argues against the filter bubble theory, and that it's a short and well-condensed read.
There's a wonderful book I recommend by Axel Bruns, who's an academic in Australia, called Are Filter Bubbles Real?
— Episode: Improving the News, with Max Tegmark
Episode: Improving the News, with Max Tegmark
Jeff Jarvis recommended it as a book that argues against the filter bubble theory, and that it's a short and well-condensed read.
There's a wonderful book I recommend by Axel Bruns, who's an academic in Australia, called Are Filter Bubbles Real?
His answer? No.
Very short book.
Well, it's well condensed.
Episode: Improving the News, with Max Tegmark
It was recommended by Jeff Jarvis as a short, well-condensed read that refuted the filter bubble theory, suggesting that people are more exposed to a diversity of opinions than commonly thought.
There's a wonderful book I recommend by Axel Bruns, who's an academic in Australia, called Are Filter Bubbles Real?
His answer? No.
Very short book.
Episode: Improving the News, with Max Tegmark
It was recommended as a short book which refutes the filter bubble theory, highlighting that the theory is not supported by Google's practices or social behaviors.
There's a wonderful book I recommend by Axel Bruns, who's an academic in Australia, called Are Filter Bubbles Real?
His answer? No.
Very short book.