The Data Revolution: Big Data, Open Data, Data Infrastructures and Their Consequences
by Rob Kitchin
The Data Revolution by Rob Kitchin investigates big data, open data, and supporting infrastructures. It examines their profound consequences on society, knowledge, and power dynamics in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. This insightful analysis underscores the need for equitable and ethical data practices.
About This Book
The Data Revolution delves into the rise of big data, open data, and the infrastructures that support them. It analyzes how these developments are reshaping knowledge production and societal structures.
Author Rob Kitchin provides insights into the broader implications of data proliferation. The book addresses the opportunities and challenges posed by these technological shifts.
Through a critical lens, it explores the consequences for governance, economy, and everyday life. This work highlights the need for thoughtful approaches to data management and ethics.
Readers gain an understanding of how data revolutions influence policy and innovation across various sectors.
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