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Portfolio size, portfolio composition, and the skewness of returns
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Why Hostess Clubs Stay Popular in Modern Nightlife
Hostess clubs continue to draw attention throughout major nightlife destinations across the world. These venues, often associated with cities like Tokyo, Seoul, and Bangkok, provide a social environment the place conversation, entertainment, and personalized hospitality come together. Despite the rapid evolution of nightlife tradition, hostess clubs stay highly popular.
I want your (anonymized) social media data
Social media sites’ responses to the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal and new European privacy regulations have given users much more control over who can access their data, and for what purposes. To me, as a social media user, these are positive developments: It’s scary to think what these platforms could do with the troves of data available about me. But as a researcher, increased restrictions on data sharing worry me.
I want your (anonymized) social media data
Social media sites’ responses to the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal and new European privacy regulations have given users much more control over who can access their data, and for what purposes. To me, as a social media user, these are positive developments: It’s scary to think what these platforms could do with the troves of data available about me. But as a researcher, increased restrictions on data sharing worry me.
I want your (anonymized) social media data
Social media sites’ responses to the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal and new European privacy regulations have given users much more control over who can access their data, and for what purposes. To me, as a social media user, these are positive developments: It’s scary to think what these platforms could do with the troves of data available about me. But as a researcher, increased restrictions on data sharing worry me.
Sites want your (anonymized) social media data
I am among the many scholars who depend on data from social media to gain insights into people's actions. In a rush to protect individuals' privacy, I worry that an unintended casualty could be knowledge about human nature. My most recent work, for example, analyzes feelings people express on Twitter to explain why the stock market fluctuates so much over the course of a single day. There are applications well beyond finance.
I Want Your (Anonymized) Social Media Data
Social media sites’ responses to the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal and new European privacy regulations have given users much more control over who can access their data, and for what purposes. To me, as a social media user, these are positive developments: It’s scary to think what these platforms could do with the troves of data available about me. But as a researcher, increased restrictions on data sharing worry me.
Why Facebook’s restrictions on data worry me
Data from social media giants must be better protected, but Facebook's recent data scandal could unintentionally hurt science.
I want your (anonymized) social media data
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