More than anything, this reflects self-awareness and knowledge of their audience.
Programming a small theater is an art form that requires knowledge of the audience.
He takes it very seriously, never going to the lowest common denominator, really respecting the knowledge of your audience, hoping people go with you.
Politicians have always followed the maxim "know your audience", and adjusted their talks for whomever was present, but a messaging machine driven by ever more finely grained knowledge of the audience tunes "dog-whistle" politics to new heights.
Drake is not an un-self-aware figure — when he refers to enjoying a meal at the Cheesecake Factory, he is doing so with deep knowledge of his audience, and of what they find funny, and of what they find real — but a lyric like that is still revelatory, intimate, pure.
They emphasis the pragmatic foundation of explanations and claim that whether an explanation is accepted or not depends on the context like the background knowledge of the audience (van Fraassen 1980).
And their knowledge of their audience, for want of a better word, is so specific they know the recipients will either share their opinions or be outraged by them.
While platforms like Apple iTunes and Amazon Kindle force publishing houses into the role of a simply a content supplier, the WePad allows publishing houses to retain access to and knowledge of their audience.
Only later, Resonate figured it might be able to apply the same methodology for advertisers who have to date found themselves unable to match their knowledge of their audience to online advertising campaigns.
