Tag Archives: Pew Research Center

Privacy in the Digital World of 2025

Posted on February 16, 2015 by Kevin Murnane

We live in a world where mega corporate entities require us to trade personal information in exchange for using the tools and toys they make available on the internet, where smaller companies surreptitiously mine everything about us they can from the … Continue reading →

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How Reliable Are Conclusions Based on Social Media Data?

Posted on January 8, 2015 by Kevin Murnane

The popularity of social media, the digitization of large databases, smartphone, laptop and tablet apps that gather user-generated data, the internet of things, and the reliance on cloud storage has increased the availability of very large data sets for both discovery … Continue reading →

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