The aim of the paper is to analyse the features of the digital labour connected with the so-called platform economy. Many platform-based business models rely on a new composition of capital capable of capturing personal information and transforming it into big data. Starting with the example of the Facebook business model, we explain the valorisation process at the core of platform capitalism, stressing the relevance of digital labour, to clarify the crucial distinction between labour and work. Our analysis differs from Fuchs and Sevignani’s thesis about digital work and digital labour and seems consistent with the idea that Facebook extracts a rent from the information produced by the free labour of its users
Since the early 2000s, the expression \u2018digital labour\u2019 has identified an influential theor...
This introduction presents an overview of the key concepts discussed in the subsequent chapters of t...
On the face of its virtual and immaterial appearance, digital labour often is seen as a phenomenon o...
The aim of the paper is to analyse the features of the digital labour connected with the so-called p...
The aim of the paper is to analyse the features of the digital labour connected with the so-called p...
Remote and digitally mediated work has become the next frontier in the development of the knowledge ...
This paper addresses the relation between capital and digital labour in the context of so-called pla...
This chapter analyses the labor transformations linked to the platform economy from a sociological p...
Abstract In this paper we explore how so-called 'social media' such as Facebook challenge ...
The rapid growth of the debate around the crucial transformations that our economy is having through...
This thesis researches the transformation of labour in digital capitalism. Specifically, it is inter...
This chapter considers the international scene primarily through US-based and globally prominent dig...
The new ways of organising work and offering services on the market through the so-called digital pl...
In this introduction the editors of the Special Issue of Sociologia del lavoro devot-ed to digital l...
As often happens to arguments reaching a peak in interest, platform theory needs to be thoroughly di...
Since the early 2000s, the expression \u2018digital labour\u2019 has identified an influential theor...
This introduction presents an overview of the key concepts discussed in the subsequent chapters of t...
On the face of its virtual and immaterial appearance, digital labour often is seen as a phenomenon o...
The aim of the paper is to analyse the features of the digital labour connected with the so-called p...
The aim of the paper is to analyse the features of the digital labour connected with the so-called p...
Remote and digitally mediated work has become the next frontier in the development of the knowledge ...
This paper addresses the relation between capital and digital labour in the context of so-called pla...
This chapter analyses the labor transformations linked to the platform economy from a sociological p...
Abstract In this paper we explore how so-called 'social media' such as Facebook challenge ...
The rapid growth of the debate around the crucial transformations that our economy is having through...
This thesis researches the transformation of labour in digital capitalism. Specifically, it is inter...
This chapter considers the international scene primarily through US-based and globally prominent dig...
The new ways of organising work and offering services on the market through the so-called digital pl...
In this introduction the editors of the Special Issue of Sociologia del lavoro devot-ed to digital l...
As often happens to arguments reaching a peak in interest, platform theory needs to be thoroughly di...
Since the early 2000s, the expression \u2018digital labour\u2019 has identified an influential theor...
This introduction presents an overview of the key concepts discussed in the subsequent chapters of t...
On the face of its virtual and immaterial appearance, digital labour often is seen as a phenomenon o...