#Zuboff

Sasha Costanza-Chock

Today's MUST WATCH: "Klein, Zuboff, and Browne will unpack the dangers of surveillance capitalism — and how we can rise to this crisis and create a fair and equitable future."

Edward Ongweso Jr

bigblackjacobin

After yesterday's news that Amazon has surveilled its Flex drivers for years on their private social media, I saw some people talk about this as yet another example of Zuboff's

Thibault Schrepel

LeConcurrential

I watched The Social Dilemma last night (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11464826/). A thread: 1- I couldn’t help but asking myself the following question all along: do they see the irony in arguing the

I promised a few people that I'd compile the Twitter threads of previous books I streamed a while back. What better thing to do when you're sitting in an airport

You've probably heard Zuboff's excellent coinage "Surveillance Capitalism" and perhaps you've read the paper it was introduced in, or the book that it led to. Today, I've published a response

I have been compiling a giant spreadsheet of government contracts responding to Coronavirus since the end of May, and the data available on them from the contractsfinder site is opaque

I finally found an answer to the "why privacy is important?" question, which is not about the individual, and their rights. Are you interested? :) The majority pf privacy justifications

There is a lot of buzz this morning around @realDonaldTrump's new executive order on social media companies and regulation of internet companies. I want to take a few moments to

1. A thread on William Gibson's novel Agency, summarizing this http://crookedtimber.org/2020/04/06/agency-2/ and explaining/partly disagreeing with its implicit thesis (which is very plausibly distinct from Gibson's own views, novels being no

Strategy of Tension CEO

So I watched the new hyped Netflix doc "The Social Dilemma" & it amounted to a radical centrist propaganda film (which is ironic considering a fictional subplot that ties the