The apps deliver curated partisan news feeds on what are effectively private social media platforms, free from the...
The apps deliver curated partisan news feeds on what are effectively private social media platforms, free from the strictures and content guidelines imposed by Silicon Valley giants.
The NRA app has 150,000 downloads. Apps monitored by AggregateIQ, a subsidiary of Cambridge Analytica.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/20/technology/politics-apps-conservative-republican.html
The NRA app has 150,000 downloads. Apps monitored by AggregateIQ, a subsidiary of Cambridge Analytica.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/20/technology/politics-apps-conservative-republican.html
News doesn't like to be centralised. It breaks free. That goes for real or fake news.
ReplyDeleteCustom RSS/Atom feed aggregators? You can pretty much do this just with a curated OPML feed list.
ReplyDeleteDo you seriously consider this an alternative to G+? Worldwide? Good joke!
ReplyDeleteArmin Kunaschik I've encountered a fair number of trolls who might find a good home there. But it might leave them feeling useless after awhile. It's good to have examples of what people are not looking for?
ReplyDeleteBill Pusztai Facebook is the centralized news source I was referring to. If I have to explain the rest of it, you either can't get it or don't want to.
ReplyDeletefscking paywall 😠
ReplyDelete....further isolating a segment of people from mainstream society.
ReplyDeleteDivided We Fall.
ReplyDeleteFor the paywall:
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