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Mobile news apps are a particular case in point of the need for adaptive personalization in user interfaces News apps frequently adapt to users' individual news
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THE FUTURE OF PERSONALIZATION AT NEWS WEBSITES. Lessons from a longitudinal study. Neil Thurman and Steve Schifferes. This paper tracks the recent history
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Personalization influences more than what we search but also the news we read For journalists “News Personalization” is the process by which news content is tailored for a user based on: (1) their behavior within an application and (2) personal data extracted from their user
Personalization of News Neil Thurman Abstract The development of interactive networked digital communication allowed news to be personalized to individual users at scale and with unprecedented speed and efficiency From modest beginnings in the pre-Web era news personalization has increased in volume sophistication and reach not least
Some of the earliest examples of personalized news emanated from traditional newsproviderssuchasUSATodayandpredatedtheWorldWideWeb AstheWeb superseded proprietary networks news providers’ personalization projects became bothmorecommonandmoreambitious Thereislimitedresearchontheforms—and prevalence—of their personalization offerings
Is personalization still possible?
While marketers have been employing forms of personalization for the last two decades, meaningful personalization—which involves testing ideas with customers and quickly iterating—wasn’t possible until recently. The stark reality is that the tools simply didn’t exist to deliver truly relevant content and offers to customers across channels.
How can newsrooms use personalization?
“There are potentially ways for newsrooms to use that personalization [data] in a useful way,” says the Berkman Klein Center’s Donath. It largely depends “on what you think the mission of the newsroom is. Is it to inform people as well as to possibly to have its own model of what’s important information that people should be aware of?
How can news organizations personalize their news feeds?
Personalization extends beyond how and where news organizations meet their readers. Already, smartphone users can subscribe to push notifications for the specific coverage areas that interest them. On Facebook, users can decide—to some extent—which organizations’ stories they would like to appear in their news feeds.
Should we customize our news?
When users can customize their news, and customize to these political and social extremes, civic discourse can suffer. “What’s important is how people use the news to have a discussion,” says Donath. “You may have friends or colleagues, and you read the same things in common. You may decide different things about it.
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