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one cannot assume users are happy archive/mc433

[...] A full 94.7% say that oppose targeted ads on other platforms for which Facebook provides personal data to advertisers (N = 3948).

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Such data show that one cannot assume users are happy about a trade-off between data commodification and "free" access, that they are rather critical o…

—p.298 Digital Labour and Karl Marx Digital Labour and Struggles for Digital Work: The Occupy Movement as a New Working-Class Movement? Social Media as Working-Class Social Media? (285) by Christian Fuchs
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exit from digital labour

[...] Its public listing as a stock market company has made Facebook definitely more prone to crisis and therefore more inclined to extend and intensify the exploitation of users. The capitalist Internet has faced a financial bubble before. Capitalism has slid into a big crisis since the bursting o…

—p.281 Theorizing Digital Labour on Social Media (243) by Christian Fuchs
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neoliberalism as class struggle archive/so478

There are indications that profits have been increasing as a result of the relative decrease of wages and the increase of low-paid precarious employment. [...] the capitalist relations of production have in the latter decades of the 20th century and the first decade of the 21st century been shaped …

—p.149 Capitalism or Information Society (135) by Christian Fuchs
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the Californian ideology and neoliberalism

[...] claims about the Internet in the 1990s also constituted a "Californian ideology" (Barbrook and Cameron 2001) that stresses individualism, personal responsibility, competition, private property and consumerism, lacks consciousness of inequality and exploitation and is in line with the basic id…

—p.122 Dallas Smythe and Audience Labour Today (74) by Christian Fuchs
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double objects of commodification archive/dissertation archive/mc433

Social media users are double objects of commodification: they are commodities themselves and through this commodification their consciousness becomes, while online, permanently exposed to commodity logic in the form of advertisements. Most online time is advertising time. [...] advertisements do n…

—p.101 Dallas Smythe and Audience Labour Today (74) by Christian Fuchs