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1989年万维网刚刚面世的时候给人们带来全球范围开放、自由和客观地传播和搜索知识的希望。我们的世界观被报纸或电视左右的时代似乎马上行将就木。然而,过去几年中互联网个人化程度的加深为其成为世界窗口的期望蒙上一层阴影,逐渐将其变成一系列通过自动模式识别和确认个人偏好的个体化镜像。“过滤泡沫”是左翼政治与互联网活动家伊莱·帕里泽在2011年同名著作中创造的一
When the World Wide Web was first introduced in 1989, it was hoped that it would open, liberalize and search for knowledge worldwide freely and objectively. It seems that the era in which our worldview is dominated by newspapers or television is about to come to an end. However, the deepening of the Internet’s personalization over the past few years has cast a shadow over its desire to be a window on the world, gradually turning it into a series of individualized images that identify and validate personal preferences through automated patterns. “Filter Bubble ” is a one created in the same eponymous book by Eli Parezer, a left-wing political and Internet activist