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Labour Convergence in the Knowledge Industries

Bilgi Endüstrilerinde Emeğin Yöndeşmesi

Vincent MOSCO
Pages
63–100
Publication Date
2022-10-19
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This paper addresses a central ethical issue: the right of those who produce and distribute communication and information to organize collectively to defend their interests and the interests of those who aspire to a democratic communication system in society.

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This paper addresses a central ethical issue: the right of those who produce and distribute communication and information to organize collectively to defend their interests and the interests of those who aspire to a democratic communication system in society.

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Bu makale, yoğunlaşmaların arttığı ve yeni iletişim ve enformasyon teknolojileri ile küresel medyanın yaygınlaştığı günümüzde, Kuzey Amerikalı bilgi işçileri örneğinden hareket ederek, emeğin verdiği mücadele ve aradığı yeni yollar üzerinde durmaktadır. Küreselleşmenin kendini yeniden üretebilmesi için gerekli düşünceleri üreten ve dağıtan iletişim sektöründe, böyle bir gelişmenin olduğu ve önemi tartışıldı. Bunu yaparken, enformasyon ve iletişimin üretim ve dağıtımını yapanların kendi çıkarlarını ve toplumda demokratik iletişim sistemini amaçlayanların çıkarlarını savunmak için örgütlenme hakları üzerinde tartışma sundu.

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MOSCO, V. (2022). Labour Convergence in the Knowledge Industries. İletişim Kuram ve Araştırma Dergisi, Cilt: 0 - Sayı: 23, 63–100. https://ajindex.com/articles/545038

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