authoritarian ideology 85, 111
authoritarianism 30, 84–85, 87, 105, 109, 111, 113–115, 117, 122–123, 181, 225, 315–316 concept of, digital authoritarianism 315 digital 111–119 friend/enemy-scheme 115–117 law-and-order politics 117–119 nationalism 114–115 top-down leadership 113–114 violence 117–119 right-wing 112 model 112
autonomy 55, 89, 91, 95, 122 as element of technological fetishism 95
Benn, Tony 225–226
big data 193–212 analytics 177–192 critique of 97–99
big data capitalism, technologica fetishism 94–96
Boltanski 55, 74, 89–90, 102, Luc
calculation of capital, capitalism as 13–16
capitalism 246–250 as calculation of capital 13–16 commonalities of 14–16 communication 152–153 defining 3–38 digital, alternatives to 317 as entrepreneurial acquisition, modern 11–12 as entrepreneurial creative destruction 12 as formation of society 16–21 modern, as entrepreneurial acquisition 11–12 new spirit of 89–90 patriarchy, slavery, and racism in age of digital capitalism and digital labour 231–232 varieties of 14–16 vs. digital society 119–122
capitalist accumulation 22–23
capitalist crisis 213–219
capitalist relations of production, vs. digital productive forces 71–72
capitalist society accumulation 22, 141 levels 21 structures 21, 141
Central African Republic 245
Chiapello, Eve 55, 74, 89–90, 102
cinema advertising 220 development of global advertising revenue 220 global advertising revenue 220
class analysis 182 in understanding communication 180
class consciousness, history 79–104
co-operatives 317 platform 317
commercial social media 207, 236
commodities, digital culture industry 109
commodity consumption 108, 151, 199
communication 127–156 accumulation 139–143 alienation 137–138 alienation with 142 base/superstructure 129–131 in capitalism 152–153 digital capitalism 143–146 in digital life 127–156 everyday 134 in everyday life 131–137, 152 level, living, distinction between 133 levels of society 133
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