live from the denver press club:

People expect Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit to be honest exchanges within a democratic framework, between commerce and free speech. What is problematic about thinking of them this way?

New terms have entered the news media’s vocabulary: big data, fake news, alternative 'fact-based' narratives, and viewability fraud, are all too real to ignore. What does it mean for social media platforms to distinguish between reach and engagement values, and something like 'truth' value?

Recorded 7 November at The Denver Press Club. Panelists include David Meyer (Principal Analyst, NelsonHall), Jason Zuker (Founder, Human input output),Tyler Merry (UX Strategist, Universal Mind), Maximilian Unfried (Cofounder, Deepgreen.ai), and Jim Gundersun (Cognitive Systems Architect, GunderFish Analytics).