cyber security research paper

Technical oligarchy (Google)

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Week 1

Long-term implications of the increasing dependence on technical oligarchies (Google, Amazon, Facebook, etc.) on society, the economy or Christianity

Oligarchies mean a small group of people who take control of an organization. For some time now the technical oligarchies can be said to be the world governing organizations because they have become a necessity for communication and research to the people (Winter, 2014). Today most people do visit the technical oligarchies at least every day, and for some, they are ever on technical oligarchies regularly either for communicating or for information access. Therefore, this paper talks about the technical oligarchies as those organizations that are used in the world today to govern communication and research.

I chose this topic because there has been an increasing dependence on technical oligarchies for quite some time now, and many people are now benefiting, thus developed an interest to know more. Today technical oligarchies are widely used for communication and research (Michel, 2016). Socially technical oligarchies have settled the need for communication. Today people can communicate worldwide with the help of these technical oligarchies hence made me choose the topic to have a deep understanding of it and know its importance.

Selecting this topic will help me more to understand the technical oligarchies more through the weekly assignments. I also chose this topic because I want to get a deep understanding of how the technical oligarchies work and how they will or have helped the country and the world at large socially and economically. I chose this topic to help me understand how Christians take this means of communication since I have heard many saying that with technical oligarchies a lot of lies are involved. Lastly, I selected this topic because I would like to know the issues and benefits that come with technical oligarchies and with these assignments I believe I will understand and be able to identify the problems and benefits.

References

Winters, J. A. (2014). Oligarchy. The Encyclopedia of Political Thought, 2601-2606.

Michels, R. (2016). Organizations and Oligarchy.