The Next 10 Years - Part 2
summary
Panel argues that privacy and big data collide with clear tradeoffs: Google, Facebook and others mine user content for ads; Axiom’s public data dump reveals widespread errors and forces user corrections; newsrooms scale from 200 to 1,600 daily items by combining 800 staff journalists with crowdsourced contributions; social platforms (LinkedIn, YouTube, Twitter IPOs) push personalized feeds and raise filter‑bubble concerns; prediction that 5–10 years will reveal whether society accepts pervasive profiling or demands stricter limits, while automation risks replacing repetitive desk jobs.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Data privacy concerns
- 1:27Privacy challenges
- 2:56Social media accountability
- 4:19Generational privacy attitudes
- 5:24Big Data limitations
- 7:11Media models future
- 10:46News paywalls model
- 12:55Tech vs societal consensus
- 13:57Personalized news feeds
- 15:22Twitter as news source
- 16:26Job automation disruption
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