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Beyond the Bubble: Three empirical reasons for re-conceptualizing online visibility
2016
MedieKultur: Journal of Media and Communication Research
<p>Google is a powerful player in deciding how the world is represented to information-seeking citizens in a digitized knowledge-society. Eli Pariser has been influential in arguing that the company's algorithm leave its users trapped in a biased 'filter bubble' where information about the world is tailored to their preferences by algorithms. This paper proposes a move away from the metaphor of the 'bubble' when trying to understand how 'real world representations' are shaped by dynamics of
doi:10.7146/mediekultur.v31i59.19235
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