SRM Live S03E89 Surveillance Capitalism (iArts Grad)

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This week we will talk about tech surveillance and its potential consequences for our human experiences. Global mass surveillance has divided society into the watchers and the watched. 👀🎦 How has the pandemic affected the immense power and profitability of personal data? 💾 Is Big Tech trying to redefine our boundaries? Does the Google algorithm determine our convictions of what truth is? 😶 When opinion-based news has become part of the entertainment industry, can we regard conspiracy theories as urban myths and legends? 🤔 Listen to the discussion with the Bulgarian sociologist Milena Stateva and interdisciplinary arts student Elena Miteva (@cant_rn ). The discussion is part of the development of Elena's Graduation Project, which will be presented on the 24th of August in Maastricht. Check the website of iarts2021.com for more info. 😎

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