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ג'ף הנקוק: 3 סוגים של שקרים (דיגיטליים)

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מי לא שלח הודעה בסגנון "אני בדרך" כשזה לא היה נכון או זייף טיפה את האמת בפרופיל ההכרויות המקוון שלו? אבל ג'ף הנקוק לא מאמין שהאנונימיות של האינטרנט מעודדות חוסר כנות. למעשה, הוא אומר שיכולת החיפוש והניצחיות של המידע המקוון אולי אפילו ישמרו על הכנות שלנו.

Jeff Hancock studies how we interact by email, text message and social media blips, seeking to understand how technology mediates communication. Full bio »

Translated into Hebrew by Yael BST
Reviewed by Ido Dekkers
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