Yes, I agree that the payola has gone beyond the radio. What is remarkable here is the fact that people cannot discern whether the advertisement is paid for or not. Is it sufficient just to label these advertisements, or is the issue more profound?
-Eddy
Yes, I agree that the payola has gone beyond the radio. What is remarkable here is the fact that people cannot discern whether the advertisement is paid for or not. Is it sufficient just to label these advertisements, or is the issue more profound?
-Eddy
Consent is another good issue that you've brought up. Since terms of service tend to be complex, giving consent to those doesn't make sense at all. Do companies have to give clear explanations regarding data usage before earning from them?
Consent is another good issue that you've brought up. Since terms of service tend to be complex, giving consent to those doesn't make sense at all. Do companies have to give clear explanations regarding data usage before earning from them?