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Connections, negotiations, and tensions: Talking tech with older adults. [PDF]
Mob Media CommunDalmer NK +3 more
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Behavioral addictions in Africa: Emerging trends, challenges, and policy implications. [PDF]
J Behav AddictOdionye CO +3 more
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The I's have it: everything needed to practice medical librarianship starts with an I. [PDF]
J Med Libr AssocShipman JP.
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"A Sane Island in an Ocean of Madness": A Case of Alternative Organisational Ethics Through Post-Growth Values. [PDF]
J Bus EthicsRobra B, Pazaitis A, Levy A.
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Supporting the creative industries through the AI turn: A comparative analysis of Scottish policy and the needs of Scotland's creative practitioners. [PDF]
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Digital ID capitalism: how emerging economies are re-inventing digital capitalism
Contemporary Politics, 2020This article adds to the literature on digital capitalisms by introducing a new state-led model called ‘digital ID capitalism’.
Jacqueline Hicks
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Proceedings of the 17th Koli Calling International Conference on Computing Education Research, 2017
The introduction of computational thinking (CT) and computer science (CS) in the K-12 curricula highlights the need to understand young learners' various perceptions and attitudes towards CT and CS. To address this challenge we draw on the work of Bourdieu's capital and Archer et al.'s science capital to propose a new capital "digital capital" as a ...
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The introduction of computational thinking (CT) and computer science (CS) in the K-12 curricula highlights the need to understand young learners' various perceptions and attitudes towards CT and CS. To address this challenge we draw on the work of Bourdieu's capital and Archer et al.'s science capital to propose a new capital "digital capital" as a ...
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2023
This chapter investigates Google’s labor control and management to an earlier industrial era. Google represented itself as a new kind of corporate culture and management that has revolutionized the power relationship between labor and capital, and transcended the industrial mode of labor control.
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This chapter investigates Google’s labor control and management to an earlier industrial era. Google represented itself as a new kind of corporate culture and management that has revolutionized the power relationship between labor and capital, and transcended the industrial mode of labor control.
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Pénzügyi Szemle = Public Finance Quarterly
Digital capitalism is one of the most defining socio-economic phenomena of our time, fundamentally reshaping our lives. Zolt.n Pog.tsa’s book *Digital Capitalism* (2024, ISBN 978-963-636-188-4) offers a comprehensive overview of how technological development has become the driving force of global capitalism and how it affects the economy, society, and ...
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Digital capitalism is one of the most defining socio-economic phenomena of our time, fundamentally reshaping our lives. Zolt.n Pog.tsa’s book *Digital Capitalism* (2024, ISBN 978-963-636-188-4) offers a comprehensive overview of how technological development has become the driving force of global capitalism and how it affects the economy, society, and ...
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2019
Do young people derive benefits from digital media? We investigate this question by unpacking the concept of digital capital from the perspectives of youth and in context of the digital age. We posit a model of digital capital by/for young people that is material and symbolic, social and cultural, individual and collective.
Tilleczek, Kate C., Rimer, Jonah R.
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Do young people derive benefits from digital media? We investigate this question by unpacking the concept of digital capital from the perspectives of youth and in context of the digital age. We posit a model of digital capital by/for young people that is material and symbolic, social and cultural, individual and collective.
Tilleczek, Kate C., Rimer, Jonah R.
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