Associate Professor Marc C-Scott: Netflix and Data
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March 2025 marks an entire decade since Netflix launched in Australia, which shook up how we watch TV and film. For many of us, it is hard to imagine life before bingeing was a thing, but in the background, streaming has been changing more than just our viewing habits.
Behind the autoplay and personalised picks lies a deeper story about data collection, surveillance and the subtle power of suggestion. What exactly are we giving away every time we press play?
Guest: Associate Professor Marc C-Scott from Victoria University
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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