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We need to start asking about how much pollution our content and code is creating and how we lessen that pollution.
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We have stopped investing in core human skills built up over centuries to ensure the quality and integrity of information.
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We must have much better control over our data collection processes. Otherwise we'll have all this data and be less able to make timely, quality decisions.
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In the last two years, we've created more data than in all previous history. We're talking about zettabytes of data, a volume almost impossible to imagine.
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Computer technology has had — and will continue to have — a ferocious appetite for energy and material resources.
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We have too much software and too many features and we’re racing ahead embracing smart speakers, the internet of things and AI.
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We have a culture that rewards the production of things over everything else. To review, to maintain, to remove — this is all seen as lesser work.
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The cost of our customer conveniences is increasingly being borne by millions of low-paid, stressed-out workers.
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Personalization is really, really hard work, fraught with privacy concerns, and an unparalleled ability to annoy the hell out of customers.
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Advertising would make a lousy parent, with its focus on consumerism and debt.
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Remember when Google moved ads from the right-hand column to the central column? That was around the point when it gave up on "Don't Be Evil."
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We become willing zombies in the march of progress, assuming that innovation and what is new are, by definition, progress.
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They say a picture paints a thousand words but sometimes it’s a thousand words of crap.
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Many digital teams are unaware of what's actually happening on their website or app, which is one more reason why you need to observe your customers regularly.
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