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==  The Rise of Data Mining ==
 
==  The Rise of Data Mining ==
With the improvement of technology, online platforms have made it possible to use data for marketing purposes. <ref name = "Data"> Ma, J. (2022). Data Monopoly and the Impact on Consumer Welfare. In: Regulating Data Monopolies. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-8766-2_8 <ref /> The data is used compile profiles for consumers allowing big companies to target individuals based on preferences. <ref name = "Data" /> With the collecting of personal data, big companies who have control over it have the ability to manipulate or predict the market based on individual consumer profiles. <ref name = "Data" /> This data allows companies to make immense profit off of targeting certain individuals.  
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With the improvement of technology, online platforms have made it possible to use data for marketing purposes. <ref name = "Data">Ma, J. (2022). Data Monopoly and the Impact on Consumer Welfare. In: Regulating Data Monopolies. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-8766-2_8</ref> The data is used compile profiles for consumers allowing big companies to target individuals based on preferences. <ref name = "Data" /> With the collecting of personal data, big companies who have control over it have the ability to manipulate or predict the market based on individual consumer profiles. <ref name = "Data" /> This data allows companies to make immense profit off of targeting certain individuals.  
  
 
== Attention Monopoly ==
 
== Attention Monopoly ==
  
 
=== Business context ===
 
=== Business context ===

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Brief introduction.

The Rise of Data Mining

With the improvement of technology, online platforms have made it possible to use data for marketing purposes. [1] The data is used compile profiles for consumers allowing big companies to target individuals based on preferences. [1] With the collecting of personal data, big companies who have control over it have the ability to manipulate or predict the market based on individual consumer profiles. [1] This data allows companies to make immense profit off of targeting certain individuals.

Attention Monopoly

Business context

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Ma, J. (2022). Data Monopoly and the Impact on Consumer Welfare. In: Regulating Data Monopolies. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-8766-2_8