The Three Cultural Dynamics: Individual Freedom
Self-service is on the rise, and individuals now consume information and data when they want and how they want it. We live during a time of increasingly decentralized information, which means that consumers can select the news they follow, the social media they engage with, and the data that they choose to trust, with the consequence that consumers of information can be subjected to the selective presentation of data to support a wide range of often diverging viewpoints.
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