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After the Facebook scandal it’s time to base the digital economy on public v private ownership of data

analyse - 2 avril 2018

lire sur le site originel >>> (theguardian.com)

The data-mining scandal offers a unique chance to reclaim our private information and use it in a way that will benefit us all
The continuing collapse of public trust in Facebook is welcome news to those of us who have been warning about the perils of "data extractivism" for years.
It’s reassuring to have final, definitive proof that beneath Facebook’s highfalutin rhetoric of "building a global community that works for all of us" lies a cynical, aggressive project "“ of building a global (...)



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