About the author
Eli Pariser is an American author and internet activist who has worked on online civic organizing and the design of digital public spaces. He was executive director of MoveOn.org and later co-founded Upworthy and New_ Public.
The Filter Bubble popularized a term for personalized information environments that users do not fully see or control. Pariser's later work asks how online spaces might be designed to support public life rather than only engagement.
Where to start
Start with The Filter Bubble for the original argument about invisible personalization and its consequences for discovery, disagreement, and shared facts.
