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50-0926 ZA4237 2011-10403 MARC Pariser, Eli. The filter bubble: how the new personalized Web is changing what we read and how we think. Penguin, 2012. 294p bibl index ISBN 9781594203008, $25.95; ISBN 9780143121237 pbk, $16.00
Those who were "on the Internet" during its early days will probably remember the optimism about the technology "leveling the playing field" and bringing "power to the people."...
