Ep 37 - Who's watching us online? How are they watching? And what does this mean for our democracies?

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Jul 31, 201733:29Government & Organizations

Digital technologies and platforms are connecting people across space and time in new and disruptive ways. Amazon is the world's largest shopping platform. We buy books, clothes, shoes, and shortly groceries on the Amazo...

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