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Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2025 4:04 am
" By placing your hands on the bar to push your cart, it takes your pulse, your temperature and detects your perspiration. Everything is sent to a center that can send an agent if you faint. This is behavioral biometrics. Let's not forget facial recognition, using webcams to know what you are doing, what you have at home, what style of newspaper, what style of furniture etc etc... The data collection seems to be as dizzying as filling the Danaids' barrel.
Beyond all the concerns these systems gambling data uae generate, there are the probable injustices that can result from them. These ratings can be biased, misleading, false. How then can we put things right? Who should we defend ourselves against? And here we go again with a flood of questions, each as relevant and frightening as the next, but which we will absolutely have to face: Amy Webb: “How will this data shape our future? How will external ratings impact our ability to see media content? How will changing ratings impact programmatic advertising? Do journalists have a responsibility to help people understand how they are rated? ” And to invite us to think carefully about this future that is already underway.
3 End of digital subscriptions It feels like it's just getting started, but in reality, the digital subscription market in the United States is mature . Sam Guzik (an Amy Webb collaborator) came to tell us that the average penetration was 28%, when he did an analysis of 90 local newspapers. American households that once supported their local press 100% are now spending an average of $100 a month on a bunch of different services, not just their press. And the money they're willing to put into subscriptions is not extensible.
Beyond all the concerns these systems gambling data uae generate, there are the probable injustices that can result from them. These ratings can be biased, misleading, false. How then can we put things right? Who should we defend ourselves against? And here we go again with a flood of questions, each as relevant and frightening as the next, but which we will absolutely have to face: Amy Webb: “How will this data shape our future? How will external ratings impact our ability to see media content? How will changing ratings impact programmatic advertising? Do journalists have a responsibility to help people understand how they are rated? ” And to invite us to think carefully about this future that is already underway.
3 End of digital subscriptions It feels like it's just getting started, but in reality, the digital subscription market in the United States is mature . Sam Guzik (an Amy Webb collaborator) came to tell us that the average penetration was 28%, when he did an analysis of 90 local newspapers. American households that once supported their local press 100% are now spending an average of $100 a month on a bunch of different services, not just their press. And the money they're willing to put into subscriptions is not extensible.