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four functions of the media in capitalism

  1. capital accumulation in the media industry;
  2. advertising, public relations and sales promotion for other industries;
  3. legitimization of domination and ideological manipulation;
  4. reproduction, regeneration and qualification of labour-power.
—p.84 Digital Labour and Karl Marx Dallas Smythe and Audience Labour Today (74) by Christian Fuchs
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sublation

Malthus, Mill, Petty, Ricardo, Say, Smith and Ure that Marx studied, sublated and was highly critical of in his works

—p.83 Dallas Smythe and Audience Labour Today (74) by Christian Fuchs
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reifying

Reification means "that a relation between people takes on the character of a thing and thus acquires 'phantom objectivity', an autonomy that seems so strictly rational and all-embracing as to conceal every trace of its fundamental nature: the relation between people"

citing Lukacs (History and Class Consciousness)

—p.79 Dallas Smythe and Audience Labour Today (74) by Christian Fuchs
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the ideological dimension of media studies

[...] For Graham Murdock and Peter Golding (1974, 4), the media are organizations that "produce and distribute commodities", are means for distributing advertisements and also have an "ideological dimension" by disseminating "ideas about economic and political structures". Murdock (1978, 469) stres…

—p.77 Dallas Smythe and Audience Labour Today (74) by Christian Fuchs
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