José van Dijck
Datafication, dataism and dataveillance: Big Data between scientific paradigm and ideology
University of Amsterdam
metadata data become regular currency citizens pay communication services securitya tradeoff nestled comfort zone people article deconstructs ideological grounds datafication datafication rooted problematic ontological epistemological claims part larger social media logic shows characteristics widespread secular belief dataism conviction called successful masses people naively unwittingly trust personal information corporate platforms notion trust becomes problematic peoples faith extended public institutions eg academic research law enforcement handle metadata interlocking government business academia adaptation ideology makes us want look critically entire ecosystem connective media