Arguably becoming more of a problem with a “closed” internet where everything is behind a paywall and content is curated/“fed” directly to people. Mass media homogenizes society, but the reporting needs broad appeal and ensures many different types of stories are covered, even if they are covered only shallowly. Todays internet ensures most people don’t see most of the news, but allows us to go deeper on what the algo thinks we care about. I’ve begun to re-think whether or not this is a net benefit.
It was great, I really enjoyed it. Thanks a lot for uploading it. Love your work professor Callard.
This would get much higher viewership with good quality microphones. Great content otherwise
Where does the "two third of corporate culture change initiatives fail" come from?
I believe it's important for philosophy to endure far into the future.
Urban monoculture of mass media ... less of a problem with the Internet.
Arguably becoming more of a problem with a “closed” internet where everything is behind a paywall and content is curated/“fed” directly to people.
Mass media homogenizes society, but the reporting needs broad appeal and ensures many different types of stories are covered, even if they are covered only shallowly.
Todays internet ensures most people don’t see most of the news, but allows us to go deeper on what the algo thinks we care about. I’ve begun to re-think whether or not this is a net benefit.
@@derek4412 You are right to question trends and fads ;-)
Or are we diversifying ourselves into oblivion?