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Bubbles, filters, fakery and social limits

December 12, 2016January 10, 2017 by mylesrun

I need some help. This filter bubble idea is really eating away at me. The promise of open and direct communication with everyone or anyone at any moment gripped me with some excitement for many years. Having worked in digital advertising and in broadcasting for large portions of my professional life, I found the revolution … Continue reading Bubbles, filters, fakery and social limits

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A digital echo of a missing friend

October 4, 2016January 10, 2017 by mylesrun

I have paused my work to record a moment of my social media day. It’s one of those moments where technology, data (or the lack of it) and commercial imperatives combine to create an unintended jarring moment. Over a desk picnic, I was endorsing friends and colleagues on LinkedIn. I am happy to do this and … Continue reading A digital echo of a missing friend

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Who am I? Where am I? – Is social media confusing?

January 20, 2016February 10, 2016 by mylesrun

I have been away from the blog for a while and feel I need to earn my seat with some existential offerings. Everything is changing. Everything. It makes me wonder. (And continued thanks to Julian Stodd for provoking these thoughts). So… Not so long ago, well not too long ago, my digital identity resided in … Continue reading Who am I? Where am I? – Is social media confusing?

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