Citations:filter bubble

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English citations of filter bubble

  • 2012, O'Reilly Media, Inc., Big Data Now: 2012 Edition, "O'Reilly Media, Inc." (→ISBN), page 26:
    The objective is to escape a recommendation filter bubble, a term which was originally coined by Eli Pariser to describe the tendency of personalized news feeds to only display articles that are blandly popular or further confirm the readers' existing biases.
  • 2012, Nick Harkaway, The Blind Giant: How to Survive in the Digital Age, Hachette UK (→ISBN)
    Inside the filter bubble, the likelihood of that kind of collusion is vastly reduced. And so, too, is the possibility of coming to understand the point of view of someone radically different from oneself.
  • 2017 January 8, Jasper Jackson, “Eli Pariser: activist whose filter bubble warnings presaged Trump and Brexit”, in The Guardian[1]:
    If they’d been paying attention to Eli Pariser back in 2011, they might have realised their disbelief was at least partly down to the filter bubbles that most of us occupy online without ever really being aware of it.