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Replace “internet platforms” with television and you can run this same argument in the 1930s. Heck, people made this argument for the printing press.
by CraigJPerry 6y ago
Replace “internet platforms” with television and you can run this same argument in the 1930s.
Heck, people made this argument for the printing press.
- tester34 6y agoThe difference is, that foreign gov couldnt/cannot that easily broadcast TV programms in your TV nor press.
- dfischer 6y agoNot the same at all given the sophistication of targeting allowed. Yes, ads have always been this. But no, it’s never been like this. All that data on the internet is being used to train algorithms to sway global sentiment. This emerges as bots, ads, interactions, content. It’s mind blowing.