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dirkthecow
great article on the "daily me" or how the Internet is narrowing our viewpoints, from Nicholas Kristof in the NYT http://bit.ly/lsH3
1 year, 4 months ago from TweetDeck
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paulbradshaw
@dirkthecow I disagree. He has no evidence the Internet will make that worse.
1 year, 4 months ago from m.slandr.net
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dirkthecow
@paulbradshaw agree he gives no evidence,but my own personal experience mirrors what he says,I follow and read stuff from people 'like me'
1 year, 4 months ago from TweetDeck
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paulbradshaw
@dirkthecow but we do that offline too -he's suggesting the net makes it worse. Evidence doesn't back that up.
1 year, 4 months ago from Tweetie
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dirkthecow
@paulbradshaw but isn't it so that when we all watched the evening news we were forced to hear different opinions, now we filter them more?
1 year, 4 months ago from Tweetie
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paulbradshaw
@dirkthecow one stat sticks out in my mind: 46% of people come across news stories while searching for something else
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dirkthecow
@paulbradshaw another interesting piece is this one on 'homophily' by Oliver Burkeman in The Guardian http://bit.ly/5qPXJ
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