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Eli Pariser’s TEDTalk “Beware online ‘filter bubbles'” is surprising, funny and a little bit scary. And as a side benefit, we noticed that people who share this talk have been coming up with some pretty great taglines before they RT the link. Excerpted samples below:
@fbliss: Don’t be a rat in an information maze:
@keysinthecloud Watch this if you thought you were paying attention:
@davebarbush Wake up and smell the algorithms:
@arpik Recommended for people living online …
@nickieprice Google & Facebook take note: I don’t want no stinkin’ filter bubble!
@Alliant_Library An interesting piece on why algorithms should not be curators of the world:
@JoostvandeLoo We are blinded by filter algorithms designed by clueless designers
@robertsck01 … makes me wonder what I should be doing to break outside my bubble –
@benintheory Info dystopia now, w/hope for redemption.
@tuffstudio Why we are going back to web 1.0:
@raoulteeuwen @Google : Can you please add a ‘Unfiltered’ button?
@wisdom Or, “be careful what you ask for, it might just be ALL you get [online]”
@mstinalee So we have food deserts (http://bit.ly/mkJYU4), cultural deserts (u know who u are), and now – Internet deserts …
Seen another good one? Written another good one? Hit the comments below …
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