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How YouTube’s Shifting Algorithms Hurt Independent Media - The New York Times
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How YouTube’s Shifting Algorithms Hurt Independent Media - The New York Times
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Rosamund Lakin, First Opinion, 2014.
In today’s online world, personalization is increasingly making or breaking companies. The companies that win are the ones making personalization a key company value – not just a feature.
Scott Brave, CTO and co-founder, Baynote on TechCrunch May 18, 2012
What’s really interesting here is that this is the first sign of Twitter getting serious about building its own interest graph, as if you’d ever get tired of all this “graph” talk, right? But this is the social network’s first big move that shows it following in the footsteps of Facebook, as the more personal info they collect on your interests and activity on their platform, the more info there is to feed targeted advertising and tweets.
TechCrunch, Twitter Wants An Interest Graph: Now Tracking Your Browsing To Make Follow Suggestions, May 18, 2012
But the personal nature of mobile devices offers up a different level of potential (look at Zite). As more consumption shifts to these devices and algorithms get more sophisticated at seamlessly recognising individuals across multiple platforms, machine learning will inevitably come into its own.
Neil Perkin, On Algorithmic Curation, April 11, 2012
The Web is moving away from just curating content, to actually performing artificial intelligence operations on that content. ... we are experiencing a move away from curatorial tools to algorithmic tools. We are, indeed, creating a type of second brain made possible by basic programming skills. A whole group of sites – Screenr, Google Reader, Diigo, delicious, Instapaper, Evernote, Pinterest, and Social Cast – are becoming part of a massive second brain that is able to establish relationships between all the content that we are creating online with different Web services.
Dominic Basulto, Your Life is an Algorithm, Your Brain is an Operating System, February 23, 2012
Though the title is questionable from our perspective we certainly support the statement that algorithms will be used more and more to figure out relationships between all the content an individual person and her network is consuming, thus freeing the brain from filtering and prioritizing to some degree.
