Analysis Of The Filter Bubble

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The book I chose to read is The Filter Bubble: What the Internet is Hiding From Us by Eli Pariser. Pariser did a good job grasping my attention into this book. All the way through the text he used numerous examples from several credible outside sources to initiate these topics, ideas, problems, benefits, and solutions of the filter bubble. The text had an assortment of background stories and easily understood introductions allowing myself to understand the subject with ease. In addition Pariser avoided most of the technical jargon that only he could understand from being educated on the subject and having a background on Internet algorithms, formatting, and website administration. Pariser managed to draw me into the book using not only this easy to follow wording, but also because the subject of personalization and filtering of the internet was a recent concept to me, being one of the many people that at first thought we had almost limitless access to anything on the Internet. Since this day and age seem to revolve around technology and Internet use, the book appealed to me even more...

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