Data Lives: How Data Are Made and Shape Our World by Rob Kitchin (review).
In the next chapter, the author contrasts the open data vision by presenting us with the reality of massive data silos held by data-driven organizations that are used for profit and held indefinitely. As we become more swaddled by data in our everyday lives, it becomes almost impossible to fully com...
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2023
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