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Age of Algorithms: Data, Democracy and the News Event at NYU Journalism 2/15

February 8, 2017

Next Wednesday evening I’ll be talking data, democracy, and the news with the amazing Julia Angwin at the NYU Journalism School moderated by Robert Lee Hotz. More information here.

Please come! Or if you can’t come, you can watch the livestream.

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  1. Citizen Barry
    February 9, 2017 at 9:52 am

    I wonder if the Clinton campaign might have use different tactics had they not relied so heavily on the faulty modelling in polls done in the swing states. Since polls are adjusted, heavily I think, for likely voters, the idea that Clinton lost because she gave short shrift to rustbelt areas sounds more plausible. Of course, it’s unknowable, but this could be a case where the micro-targeting of high-value voters you discussed in your book worked against a candidate who relied on data-driven strategy.

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