#monopolies — Public Fediverse posts

Great analogy in this post by Matt Stoller about the cost of algorithmic #socialmedia feeds:

[costs] are borne by users and communities, in the form of bullying, sex trafficking, addiction, polarization, shorter attention spans, et al. It’s like pollution, where a company pours chemicals into a river, which doesn’t cost the company anything but does poison entire communities downstream.

https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/monopoly-round-up-the-biggest-sexual

#bigtech #monopolies

Great analogy in this post by Matt Stoller about the cost of algorithmic #socialmedia feeds:

[costs] are borne by users and communities, in the form of bullying, sex trafficking, addiction, polarization, shorter attention spans, et al. It’s like pollution, where a company pours chemicals into a river, which doesn’t cost the company anything but does poison entire communities downstream.

https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/monopoly-round-up-the-biggest-sexual

#bigtech #monopolies

Great analogy in this post by Matt Stoller about the cost of algorithmic #socialmedia feeds:

[costs] are borne by users and communities, in the form of bullying, sex trafficking, addiction, polarization, shorter attention spans, et al. It’s like pollution, where a company pours chemicals into a river, which doesn’t cost the company anything but does poison entire communities downstream.

https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/monopoly-round-up-the-biggest-sexual

#bigtech #monopolies

Great analogy in this post by Matt Stoller about the cost of algorithmic #socialmedia feeds:

[costs] are borne by users and communities, in the form of bullying, sex trafficking, addiction, polarization, shorter attention spans, et al. It’s like pollution, where a company pours chemicals into a river, which doesn’t cost the company anything but does poison entire communities downstream.

https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/monopoly-round-up-the-biggest-sexual

#bigtech #monopolies

Great analogy in this post by Matt Stoller about the cost of algorithmic #socialmedia feeds:

[costs] are borne by users and communities, in the form of bullying, sex trafficking, addiction, polarization, shorter attention spans, et al. It’s like pollution, where a company pours chemicals into a river, which doesn’t cost the company anything but does poison entire communities downstream.

https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/monopoly-round-up-the-biggest-sexual

#bigtech #monopolies