These filter bubbles shape your interpretation of the world and the actions you take. To not get trapped in your mental filters, slow down, challenge negative biases, and seek alternative views.

Today, the risks of the echo chamber and the “filter bubble” are considered something of a truism, explaining the bitter divides in public opinion that often appear to toe strict party lines.

A filter bubble is a space where our previous online behaviour (search history, likes, shares and shopping habits) influences what we see online and on our social media feeds and in what order.

The filter bubble: When the Internet personalizes what you see, letting you believe you're always right 'What you see is tailored for you by what you've seen before, just as your life at any ...

People tend to surround themselves with like-minded people - filter bubbles have taken that to a new level. Two German reporters were shocked when they entered the world of the far-right on ...

"In the filter bubble you do get your own facts, and if you don't believe in climate change then you can live in a world where your search results confirm that view. "What's missing is the ability ...

The author of The Filter Bubble on how fake news is eroding trust in journalism ‘Grappling with what it means to look at the world through these lenses is really important to us as a society’ ...