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Google Scholar's Filter Bubble
2017This chapter investigates the allegation that popular online search engine Google applies algorithms to personalise search results therefore yielding different results for the exact same search terms. It specifically examines whether the same alleged filter bubble applies to Google's academic product: Google Scholar.
Ke Yu, Nazeem Mustapha, Nadeem Oozeer
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XRDS: Crossroads, The ACM Magazine for Students, 2017
The results of the 2016 Brexit referendum in the U.K. and presidential election in the U.S. surprised pollsters and traditional media alike, and social media is now being blamed in part for creating echo chambers that encouraged the spread of fake news that influenced voters.
Dominic DiFranzo, Kristine Gloria-Garcia
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The results of the 2016 Brexit referendum in the U.K. and presidential election in the U.S. surprised pollsters and traditional media alike, and social media is now being blamed in part for creating echo chambers that encouraged the spread of fake news that influenced voters.
Dominic DiFranzo, Kristine Gloria-Garcia
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2022
People increasingly use personalizing news aggregators for acquiring news online. Despite benefits such as more relevance, filter bubbles, among other risks, have been elicited. So far, there is little empirical evidence on how personalization affects the news diversity of news aggregators. Furthermore, it remains unclear how the news diversity of news
Hüllmann, Joschka Andreas +1 more
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People increasingly use personalizing news aggregators for acquiring news online. Despite benefits such as more relevance, filter bubbles, among other risks, have been elicited. So far, there is little empirical evidence on how personalization affects the news diversity of news aggregators. Furthermore, it remains unclear how the news diversity of news
Hüllmann, Joschka Andreas +1 more
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New Scientist, 2016
In the wake of the US election, concerns are surfacing over the filter bubbles that mediate the information people see in their social media feeds. Filter bubbles are formed by the algorithms social media sites like Facebook use to decide what information to show one, based largely on his own tastes.
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In the wake of the US election, concerns are surfacing over the filter bubbles that mediate the information people see in their social media feeds. Filter bubbles are formed by the algorithms social media sites like Facebook use to decide what information to show one, based largely on his own tastes.
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“FILTER BUBBLES” OF YOUTH CONSCIOUSNESS
Severny region: nauka, obrazovanie, cultura, 2023The article considers the phenomenon of “filter bubbles” as the result of creation of a personal information field that insulates users from new information and limits it to their past click-behavior and search history. Consequently, the users obtain much less information that disagrees with their viewpoints and become intellectually isolated and ...
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2017
So-called “fake news” is everywhere and is having a major impact on daily life from politics to education. The rapid growth of information and the numbers of people who can create it means that we need more sophisticated tools to process the news we receive.
Hughes, Katie +2 more
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So-called “fake news” is everywhere and is having a major impact on daily life from politics to education. The rapid growth of information and the numbers of people who can create it means that we need more sophisticated tools to process the news we receive.
Hughes, Katie +2 more
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AI-driven personalization has transformed the digital landscape shaping consumer behavior, active engagement and influencing purchase intention. However, the extensive use of these strategies have led to a filter bubble – a state of intellectual isolation due to hyper-personalisation.
Ruth Mathews +2 more
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Filter Bubbles und Echo Chambers
2019So beschreibt Eli Pariser den Begriff der Filter Bubble (Filterblase), den er ein Jahr spater mit seinem Buch Filter Bubble: Wie wir im Internet entmundigt werden gepragt hat. Es liegt ihm daran, auf mogliche Probleme hinzuweisen, die entstehen konnen, wenn uber das Internet nur noch personalisierte Nachrichten zu finden sind.
Tanja Messingschlager, Peter Holtz
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The Semantic Process Filter Bubble
2018Business process models form a relevant element of enterprise knowledge in general and can be used to navigate through enterprise knowledge spaces. Tagging models and model elements and identifying users and their roles helps for better recommendation of pertaining documents, guidelines or other types of information. Thus, a filtering bubble is created
Christian Fillies +2 more
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