... are shared. human and civil rights normalization social media surveillance capitalism The continued importance of studying the implications of social media on the social work profession and social work education is supported by ongoing socio- and geopolitical events, as well as the rapid interest...

... on the acquisition and analysis of data, which fuels their movement, that is steered by algorithms. Surveillance capitalism, usually instantiated in the activities of platform companies, expanded even more markedly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Platforms have ambiguous relations with already existing corporations...

.... Abstract Drawing on Shoshana Zuboff's (2019) The Age of Surveillance Capitalism, along with additional sources not ordinarily referenced in the social work literature, the article examines some of the economic and political imperatives that are driving forward new surveillance practices...

... environment within which social media companies operate, the chapter delves deeper into the platforms’ common business model and explores how the logic of surveillance capitalism shapes the flow of information (and power). Following a critical review of the politics of moderation leading up to Donald Trump’s...

... opposed to the traditions of the post-World War II order, and use the same overtly racist ideology to frame their approach to government? The rise of the ideology of disruption and surveillance capitalism are connected with economic dislocation that destroys faith in the traditional governing order...

... surveillance capitalism where personal data is a commodity to buy and sell. By targeting users for digital ads for unhealthy products; giving bullies access to a global audience; using likes and dislike to polarize people into opposing factions; or selling personal information to advertisers and special...

... Rettberg J health knowledge surveillance capitalism digital economy COVID-19 optimisation health communication public health social media self-tracking wellness This book provides a unique contribution to the expanding literature on self-tracking technologies and social media through its analysis...

... with regard to the power of digital industries and the emergence of what is called ‘surveillance capitalism’; (2) the populist and anti-populist backlash, and the struggle over political representation as exemplified in the 48 per cent anti-Brexit mobilization in the UK, the ‘Popolo delle Sardine...

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... each chapter investigates within the volume. Collectively, the chapters demonstrate the relevance and impact of the pre-crime society thesis across the systems of state, national, and global surveillance and securitization Deleuze G Dick P K McLuhan M Pfohl S surveillance capitalism control...

... anonymity while not restricting the use of publicly available information, and such attempts would face First Amendment challenges. Surveillance capitalism allowed companies to maintain vast amounts of information about people, which could be used to unmask people who had attempted to be anonymous...

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... Nishant Singer P W Sterne Jonathan Zuckerman Ethan Abidin Crystal Black Lives Matter Facebook Instagram social media disinformation surveillance capitalism network culture dystopian fiction George Orwell’s name has had the rare distinction among authors in the English language of serving...

...Fig. 5.1 Spotify patent Source: US Patent Office. Garmark et al., ‘Cadence-Based Playlists’. Analyses of digital capitalism, data capitalism, platform capitalism, and surveillance capitalism are underpinned by controversies over the economic value of data. In this chapter, we...

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... of how much time is spent feeding an attention economy that can easily turn utopian expectations about networked activism into dystopian fears of subjugation and submission to surveillance capitalism. It features utopian ambitions that defined the internet as it grew and revolved heavily around...

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