Eli Pariser is the Board President, and former Executive Director, of the 5-million member organization MoveOn.org. A pioneer in online politics, Pariser is a Senior Fellow at the Roosevelt Institute and a co-founder of Avaaz.org, one of the world’s largest citizen organizations. His op-eds have appeared in The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times and Wall Street Journal. He grew up in Lincolnville, Me.
“Well-timed . . . a powerful indictment of the current system.”
—Wall Street Journal“Eli Pariser is no enemy of the Internet. The
30-year-old online organizer is the former executive director and
now board president of the online liberal political group
MoveOn.org. But while Pariser understands the influence of the
Internet, he also knows the power of online search engines and
social networks to control exactly how we get information—for good
and for ill.” —TIME Magazine
“[An] important new inquiry into the dangers of excessive
personalization . . . entertaining . . . provocative.” —New York
Times Book Review
“Fascinating . . . a compelling deep-dive into the invisible
algorithmic editing on the web, a world where we're being shown
more of what algorithms think we want to see and less of what we
should see.” —The Atlantic
“Pariser’s vision of the Internet’s near future is compelling.”
—Boston Globe
“Chilling.” —New York Review of Books
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