"The most disruptive element of TikTok is not its meteoric rise, argues 160over90’s Leroyson Figueira, but the fact that it’s challenging what the word ‘social’ means in 2022 – signaling, in the process, the end of the social media era ..."
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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
Curated by
Leona Ungerer
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"Data scientist Cathy O’Neil explains how technology and algorithms have weaponized shame for control and financial gain ..." 
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"It’s the most successful video app in the world. Our columnist has obtained an internal company document that offers a new level of detail about how the algorithm works ..."
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December 6, 2021 10:57 PM
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"A deep-dive into how Tinder works, how it has changed the (online) dating landscape and whether this is a problem that needs to be solved or not ..."
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"In light of the recent moves of Amazon in the healthcare field, we imagined what it would look like if Amazon operated an entire hospital ..."
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"Smart software controls the prices and products you see when you shop online – and sometimes it can go spectacularly wrong, discovers Chris Baraniuk ..."
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"The service brags that its playlists are curated by people not algorithms; on the other hand, its social network app needs retooling ..."
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"It's been 14 years since Natalie Massenet launched her revolutionary ambition on the world: women could buy clothes online. Online! On the internet! Who could imagine? Fast forward to 2014, and it's hard to imagine anything different ..."
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"Software firms are racing to help brands understand what customers are really saying about their products..."
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November 4, 2013 4:23 AM
Wish this area was moving as quickly as our need - which it's not! 
Phoumany Phouybanhdyt's curator insight,
November 4, 2013 10:51 AM
It is really interesting that organizations are not only using social media to reach out to their consumers, but they are also using this as a medium to find out what their consumers are thinking and what they want. IBM's development of a psycho-linguistic product to analyze a Twitter users personality is very cool. |
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"Celebrities like Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian were among the upset users who said the updates made the app too much like TikTok ..."
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"Brands are flocking to the platform like never before, drawn by its more than 1 billion users and its algorithm, which can make an ad seem like just another video ..."
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"Commentary: Algorithms may seem innocuous, but the U.K.'s competition authority sees ways they can be used to hurt consumers ..."
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"A startup aims to serve hyper-personalized meals. Are we willing to trade our data to satisfy private hungers? ..."
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"Services like Pandora and Apple Music have replaced friends and hipster record store employees, automatically suggesting other music we might like based on things we’ve already listened to ..."
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"As algorithmic decision-making touches more and more aspects of our lives, questions about the underlying rules that route these bits and bytes -- and ..."
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"Brands have a love-hate relationship with Amazon. But exclusive new research shows that even marketers that embrace the site face an uphill battle in grabbing shoppers' attention ..."
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