Making of an Adaptive Podcast that Engenders Trust through Data Negotiability

As novel media experiences turn towards audience personal data for enhancement, a range of socio-technical challenges that confront their adoption into the everyday lives of audiences are simultaneously surfaced. Podcasts, being the latest member of this emergent phenomena help present the next generation of challenges here like the management of trust within scenarios of implicit (audio-based experiences') data collection and the consideration for real world social scenarios where these media experiences are shared. This paper reports the conceptualisation and design phase of the first adaptive podcast that seeks to explore these questions of management of trust and sociality of data through the application of the principles of Human Data Interaction, particularly the provision of scope for user data negotiations.