Not exact matches
Tailored beauty
ads are unlikely to do any harm (except perhaps to less digitally savvy lipstick manufacturers), but the idea that we may soon be living in information bubbles so finely crafted as to suit our very personalities and bombarded with political messages
designed to push our specific buttons, has worrying implications for civic conversation.
On June 28th, 1935, Musa Shiya, «the Shirtmaker,» ran an
ad in The Honolulu Advertiser that read: «Aloha shirts — well
tailored, beautiful
designs and radiant colors.»
In a sense, people who buy an Echo or Home know what they're getting themselves into from the very basic fact that they've purchased an internet - connected device, with built - in microphones, that is
designed (in some sense) to always be listening — and it's created by companies that thrive on
tailoring ads based on the boatloads of data they collect from users.
Designed and implemented dashboards and
tailored reports for sales,
ad ops, and finance departments