Sentences with phrase «media feedback loop»

The conservative media feedback loop in full effect.

The social media feedback loop, in combination with the uptake of headlines to suit a reader's own digital identity, is placing a big old wad of tape over the developer's mouth, for fear of a viral «admission» of a «botch».

In some way or another, many of us have become slightly (or not so slightly) obsessed with the social media feedback loop.

I, too, have struggled with the social media feedback loop.

All of us doing the same thing... getting a slice of all things, but really riding such a fine line, brought to such odds by a two - year election cycle on an endless media feedback loop, by a two - sided government that seems surprised our nation has ended up so.

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The social media - enabled open feedback loop that's built into the sharing economy is raising the bar on service standards.

As the Macaca moment showed in 2006, unflattering content can spread particularly far and fast when it gets caught in a feedback loop involving citizen journalists, corporate media outlets and the campaigns themselves:

But whether you are addicted to food, social media, or drugs, floating can help the brain subvert that feedback loop and help battle addictions.

Social media is all about producing content and bringing an audience to that content and having everyone engaged in a continuous feedback loop.

We've already seen how social media creates a warped sense of reality for many people who bathe in its echolalic feeds... when we integrate those feedback loops and mass communication potential into the surface of reality, our minds (and how we define them) will be altered for good — and I hope Molly helps make sure that is it for good, and not ill.

And because learners have shorter attention spans in an increasingly media - rich world (again, changes in technology), gamification can give learners the instant gratification they crave through real - time feedback loops.

Which prompts a feedback loop where the media, the brokers & the talking heads progressively extrapolate this emerging market under - performance into eternal loathing.

This kind of misidentification creates a feedback loop, as most studies of fatal attacks rely on media reports for breed identification.

Employing the structures and power of emergent media, text, and trend, Nikolai traces reverberating feedback loops from meatspace to the metaverse and back.

The central idea of the article is a vicious feedback loop: Scientists make meaningless or ambiguous statements = > Advocates and media translate statements into alarmist declarations = > Politicians respond to alarm by feeding scientists more money = > [a larger number of scientists and pseudo --RSB- Scientists make meaningless or ambiguous [or false] statements...