The first point I noticed, calls us to notice the vast amount of data that is formed from using “connected” devices. It alerts that the data gathered by researchers is almost unquantifiable. Although this present some challenges the researchers it is important to continue using such processes in order to understand the relationship between the media and its users. I find Williams comment interesting regarding the experiential temporality. It raises the issue that not only is media being consumed such a rapid rate.its products are quickly disposed of yet its products such as tweets and other posts I kept around almost forever.
I don’t agree with this article entirely. You could argue that helps the best way to observe the interactions with various. Perhaps just regarding an academic perspective can learn more about communication from our day-to-day experiences rather research papers as William notes are subject to a wide range of variables.
Although not directly related to this piece, and although privacy is a controversial topic perhaps the media are just to be more public but this might make us more transparent, open individuals.