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The Laboring of Communication examines the transformation of work and of worker organizations in todays Information Society. The book focuses on how traditional trade unions and new worker associations growing out of social movements are coming together to address the crisis of organized labor. It concentrates on the creative responses of the technical and cultural workers in the mass media, telecommunications, and information technology industries. Concentrating on political economy, labor process, and feminist theory, it proceeds to offer several ways of thinking about communication workers and the nature of the society in which they work. Drawing on interviews and the documentary record, the book offers case studies of successful and unsuccessful efforts among both traditional and alternative worker organizations in the United States and Canada. It concludes by addressing the thorny issue of outsourcing, describing how global labor federations and nascent worker organizations in the developing world are coming together to develop creative solutions.
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This book really challenges how we think about communication in today’s world. The insights on knowledge workers and media are deep and relevant. I found myself reflecting on my own experiences as I read through the chapters.
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Jasmine Taylor
A Thought-Provoking Read
This book really challenges how we think about communication in today’s world. The insights on knowledge workers and media are deep and relevant. I found myself reflecting on my own experiences as I read through the chapters.
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Jasmine Taylor
A Thought-Provoking Read
This book really challenges how we think about communication in today’s world. The insights on knowledge workers and media are deep and relevant. I found myself reflecting on my own experiences as I read through the chapters.
J
James McCarthy
Decent, but Could Be Better
The content is interesting, but I found parts of it dragged on too long. The author has good points, but clearer examples would help a lot. It’s okay, but I expected a bit more engagement from the writing.
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James McCarthy
Decent, but Could Be Better
The content is interesting, but I found parts of it dragged on too long. The author has good points, but clearer examples would help a lot. It’s okay, but I expected a bit more engagement from the writing.
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