Cisco and IBM have teamed up with the Tel Aviv-Jaffa municipality to make it one of the world’s “smartest” cities, with apps and electronic kiosks. Sounds great, but are digital cities are turning citizens into consumers, voters into buyers, and democracy into a sham of a shell of a simulacrum?
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Cisco and IBM have teamed up with the Tel Aviv-Jaffa municipality to make it one of the world’s “smartest” cities, with apps and electronic kiosks. Sounds great, but are digital cities are turning citizens into consumers, voters into buyers, and democracy into a sham of a shell of a simulacrum?
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This is a segment from The “World Jews to Israel: “Quit Messing Up Our Game!”” Edition