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Reframing the filter bubble through diverse scale effects in online music consumption

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An empirical analysis of ~50,000 Deezer users' artist consumption histories reveals that scale and information representation matter: algorithmic curation can introduce more novelty than users achieve organically, yet that novelty tends to be more semantically confined. Research conducted by Dougal Shakespeare, Victor Chareyron, and Camille Roth.... show more

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