With the rollback of net neutrality, platform cooperativism becomes even more pressing: In one volume, some of the most cogent thinkers and doers on the subject of the cooptation of the Internet, and how we can resist and reverse the process.
With the rollback of net neutrality, platform cooperativism becomes even more pressing: In one volume, some of the most cogent thinkers and doers on the subject of the cooptation of the Internet, and how we can resist and reverse the process.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Trebor Scholz, scholar-activist, is Associate Professor for Culture & Media at The New School in NYC, where he convenes the Digital Labor conference series. Among other books, he is the author of the forthcoming Uber-Worked and Underpaid: How Workers Are Taking Back the Digital Economy (Polity Press)
Inhaltsangabe
Something to Say Yes To 1. Nathan Schneider and Trebor Scholz: What This Is and Isn t About 2. Nathan Schneider: The Meanings of Words 3. Trebor Scholz: How Platform Cooperativism Can Unleash the Network 4. Susie Cagle: The Seven Cooperative Principles 5. Jessica Gordon Nembhard: Eight Facts about Cooperative Enterprise Platform Capitalism 6. Douglas Rushkoff: Renaissance Now 7. Juliet Schor: Old Exclusion in Emergent Spaces 8. McKenzie Wark: Worse Than Capitalism 9. Steven Hill: How the Un-Sharing Economy Threatens Workers 10. Christoph Spehr: SpongeBob, Why Don t You Work Harder? 11. Kati Sipp: Portable Reputation in the On-demand Economy 12. Dmytri Kleiner: Counterantidisintermediation 13. David Bollier: From Open Access to Digital Commons An Internet of Our Own Showcases: Cooperative Platforms 14. Yochai Benkler: The Realism of Cooperativism 15. Janelle Orsi: Three Essential Building Blocks for Your Platform Cooperative 16. Caroline Woolard: So You Want to Start a Platform Cooperative 17. Melissa Hoover: What We Mean When We Say Cooperatives 18. David Carroll: A Different Kind of Startup is Possible 19. Marina Gorbis: Designing Positive Platforms 20. Cameron Tonkinwise: Convenient Solidarity: Designing for Platform Cooperativism 21. Seda Gurses: Designing for Privacy 22. Danny Spitzberg: How Crowdfunding Becomes Stewardship 23. Arun Sundararajan: Economic Barriers and Enablers of Distributed Ownership 24. Ra Criscitiello: There is Platform-Power in a Union 25. Saskia Sassen: Making Apps for Low-wage Workers and Their Neighborhoods 26. Kristy Milland: The Crowd: Naturally Cooperative, Unnaturally Silenced? 27. Tom Slee: Platforms and Trust: Beyond Reputation Systems 28. Michel Bauwens and Vasilis Kostakis: Why Platform Co-ops Should Be Open Co-ops Conditions of Possibility Showcases: infrastructure 29. John Duda: Beyond Luxury Cooperativism 30. Brendan Martin: Money is the Root of All Platforms 31. Carmen Rojas: From People-Centered Ideas to People-Powered Capital 32. Karen Gregory: Can Code Schools Go Cooperative? 33. Palak Shah: A Code for Good Work 34. Micky Metts: Meet Your Friendly Neighborhood Tech Co-op 35. Michael Peck: Building the People s Ownership Economy through Union Co-ops 36. Mayo Fuster Morell: Toward a Theory of Value for Platform Cooperatives 37. Francesca Bria: Public Policies for Digital Sovereignty 38. Miriam Cherry: Legal and Governance Structures Built to Share 39. Rachel O Dwyer: Blockchains and Their Pitfalls 40. Astra Taylor: Non-Cooperativism Contributors Acknowledgments
Something to Say Yes To 1. Nathan Schneider and Trebor Scholz: What This Is and Isn t About 2. Nathan Schneider: The Meanings of Words 3. Trebor Scholz: How Platform Cooperativism Can Unleash the Network 4. Susie Cagle: The Seven Cooperative Principles 5. Jessica Gordon Nembhard: Eight Facts about Cooperative Enterprise Platform Capitalism 6. Douglas Rushkoff: Renaissance Now 7. Juliet Schor: Old Exclusion in Emergent Spaces 8. McKenzie Wark: Worse Than Capitalism 9. Steven Hill: How the Un-Sharing Economy Threatens Workers 10. Christoph Spehr: SpongeBob, Why Don t You Work Harder? 11. Kati Sipp: Portable Reputation in the On-demand Economy 12. Dmytri Kleiner: Counterantidisintermediation 13. David Bollier: From Open Access to Digital Commons An Internet of Our Own Showcases: Cooperative Platforms 14. Yochai Benkler: The Realism of Cooperativism 15. Janelle Orsi: Three Essential Building Blocks for Your Platform Cooperative 16. Caroline Woolard: So You Want to Start a Platform Cooperative 17. Melissa Hoover: What We Mean When We Say Cooperatives 18. David Carroll: A Different Kind of Startup is Possible 19. Marina Gorbis: Designing Positive Platforms 20. Cameron Tonkinwise: Convenient Solidarity: Designing for Platform Cooperativism 21. Seda Gurses: Designing for Privacy 22. Danny Spitzberg: How Crowdfunding Becomes Stewardship 23. Arun Sundararajan: Economic Barriers and Enablers of Distributed Ownership 24. Ra Criscitiello: There is Platform-Power in a Union 25. Saskia Sassen: Making Apps for Low-wage Workers and Their Neighborhoods 26. Kristy Milland: The Crowd: Naturally Cooperative, Unnaturally Silenced? 27. Tom Slee: Platforms and Trust: Beyond Reputation Systems 28. Michel Bauwens and Vasilis Kostakis: Why Platform Co-ops Should Be Open Co-ops Conditions of Possibility Showcases: infrastructure 29. John Duda: Beyond Luxury Cooperativism 30. Brendan Martin: Money is the Root of All Platforms 31. Carmen Rojas: From People-Centered Ideas to People-Powered Capital 32. Karen Gregory: Can Code Schools Go Cooperative? 33. Palak Shah: A Code for Good Work 34. Micky Metts: Meet Your Friendly Neighborhood Tech Co-op 35. Michael Peck: Building the People s Ownership Economy through Union Co-ops 36. Mayo Fuster Morell: Toward a Theory of Value for Platform Cooperatives 37. Francesca Bria: Public Policies for Digital Sovereignty 38. Miriam Cherry: Legal and Governance Structures Built to Share 39. Rachel O Dwyer: Blockchains and Their Pitfalls 40. Astra Taylor: Non-Cooperativism Contributors Acknowledgments
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