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Raising class consciousness = labor movements and communication power in the information age /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Raising class consciousness/ edited by Gino Canella.
Reminder of title:	labor movements and communication power in the information age /
other author:	Canella, Gino.
Published:	Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland : : 2025.,
Description:	xxiii, 268 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Chapter 1: "Raising Class Consciousness," Gino Canella -- Chapter 1: "Raising Class Consciousness," Gino Canella -- Chapter 3: "1960s Detroit Revolutionary Union Movements and Using Newsletters to Organize," Todd Wolfson and Chris Robé -- Chapter 4: "Making the News and The Wapping Dispute," Sam Kemp and Amil Mohanan -- Chapter 5: "Union-Owned Newspapers and Trade Union Power," Torsten Geelan -- Chapter 6: "Platforming Media Work," Tai Neilson -- Chapter 7: "Digital Communicative Media Unionism," Errol Salamon -- Chapter 8: "Workplace Bulletins and Digital Technology," Lydia Hughes and Jamie Woodcock -- Chapter 9: "The Protest Paradigm, Labor News, and Geopolitics," Jinao Li, Carl Zhou, Linyi Gao, Yingqi Huang and Yan Zhang -- Chapter 10: "Education, Unions, and Digital Disruption," Holger Pötzsch -- Chapter 11: "A Digital Strike? Social Media Organizing in the 2018 Teachers' Revolt," Eric Blanc -- Chapter 12: "At Uber: Conditions, Opportunities and Obstacles in Building Worker Solidarity," Dragana Mrvos -- Chapter 13: "Digital Labor-Sphere: Delivery Workers Resistance in Turkey," Mehmet Kayın, İlker Kafalı and Uğur Baloğlu.
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Employees - Effect of technological innovations on. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-032-02238-7
ISBN:	9783032022387

Raising class consciousness = labor movements and communication power in the information age /
Raising class consciousnesslabor movements and communication power in the information age /[electronic resource] :edited by Gino Canella. - Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland :2025. - xxiii, 268 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm. - Dynamics of virtual work,2947-9304. - Dynamics of virtual work..

Chapter 1: "Raising Class Consciousness," Gino Canella -- Chapter 1: "Raising Class Consciousness," Gino Canella -- Chapter 3: "1960s Detroit Revolutionary Union Movements and Using Newsletters to Organize," Todd Wolfson and Chris Robé -- Chapter 4: "Making the News and The Wapping Dispute," Sam Kemp and Amil Mohanan -- Chapter 5: "Union-Owned Newspapers and Trade Union Power," Torsten Geelan -- Chapter 6: "Platforming Media Work," Tai Neilson -- Chapter 7: "Digital Communicative Media Unionism," Errol Salamon -- Chapter 8: "Workplace Bulletins and Digital Technology," Lydia Hughes and Jamie Woodcock -- Chapter 9: "The Protest Paradigm, Labor News, and Geopolitics," Jinao Li, Carl Zhou, Linyi Gao, Yingqi Huang and Yan Zhang -- Chapter 10: "Education, Unions, and Digital Disruption," Holger Pötzsch -- Chapter 11: "A Digital Strike? Social Media Organizing in the 2018 Teachers' Revolt," Eric Blanc -- Chapter 12: "At Uber: Conditions, Opportunities and Obstacles in Building Worker Solidarity," Dragana Mrvos -- Chapter 13: "Digital Labor-Sphere: Delivery Workers Resistance in Turkey," Mehmet Kayın, İlker Kafalı and Uğur Baloğlu.

This book focuses on the unequal power dynamics embedded in technological change. Offering critical and interdisciplinary perspectives on labor and communication, the book demonstrates how the adoption and implementation of technologies are political processes, shaped by economic incentives, worker organizing and state intervention. The book reviews how contemporary technologies like algorithms and artificial intelligence are deepening worker precarity, fragmenting labor movements and reinforcing echo chambers. Yet, it also highlights how workers have leveraged various communication technologies-past and present-to reclaim their agency during moments of disruption. Gino Canella is a documentary filmmaker and Associate Professor of Journalism at Emerson College, USA. His interests include social movements, visual culture, and labor. He studies how grassroots movements communicate their issues and organize campaigns for social justice.

ISBN: 9783032022387

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-032-02238-7doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

651678
Employees
--Effect of technological innovations on.

LC Class. No.: HD6331 / .R35 2025

Dewey Class. No.: 338.064

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