Big data, situated people

Communication Design Quarterly Sep 2012

Brian McNely

Abstract

In his 2005 bookAmbient Findability, Peter Morville argued that what we find changes who we become. In 2012 and beyond---in an information environment of filter bubbles, contextual advertising, and friend-of-friend chains that push ordinary folks well beyond the Dunbar number---perhaps Morville is in need of some updating: whatfinds uschanges who we become.

Journal: Communication Design Quarterly
Published: 2012-09-01
DOI: 10.1145/2448917.2448923
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Topics: multilingual writers

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