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The Brave New World of Media: How We All Make Sense of Information in Online News Environments
We live in a world where we can get all the news we need in just a few keystrokes. Yet, many of us live in our own filter bubbles that allow us to only hear what we already believe in. This exciting talk will explore this strange paradigm and suggest some possible solutions.
Speaker: Dietram A. Scheufele
We live in a world where we can get all the news we need in just a few keystrokes. Yet, many of us live in our own filter bubbles that allow us to only hear what we already believe in. This exciting talk explores this strange paradigm and suggests possible solutions.
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