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Echo Chamber
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Echo Chamber
The tendency of members of a group to reinforce each other's views and not to contradict each other because there is little or no information presented from outside the group. An echo chamber is dangerous in business as one member may not see a flaw in another's thinking or may be afraid to point it out. However, the term is most commonly used in media to describe a self-reinforcing story. See also: Groupism.


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No, we report to different political echo chambers each morning.
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The lesson to many Democratic bloggers was simply not to participate in echo chambers.
 
 
 
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