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Part 22: Unveiling the Digital Dystopia: Unpacking Capital Accumulation in the Age of Big Tech

Welcome to our extensive blog post, where we delve into the intricate world of capital accumulation in the digital age, specifically within the realm of big tech. Drawing inspiration from Marx’s analysis of the general law of capitalist accumulation the general law of capitalist accumulation, as outlined by Marx, describes the cyclical process of capital…

July 11, 2023
Part 21: Unraveling the Digital Divide: Exploring Global Capitalism and Wage Disparity in the Digital Realm

Introduction: The digital realm has transformed the global economy, allowing digital workers from various countries to collaborate and compete on a scale never seen before. In this blog post, we delve into the challenges faced by digital workers in relation to national differences in wages and the influence of global capitalism. Drawing inspiration from Karl…

July 11, 2023
Part 20: The Piece-Wage Dilemma: How Productivity Impacts Digital Workers’ Compensation

In the dynamic digital realm, where digital content creators, platform moderators, data analysts, privacy experts, and others flourish, the concept of piece-wages assumes significance. In “Das Kapital,” Karl Marx delves into the complexities of labor relations within capitalist systems, offering valuable insights into the piece-wage system and its implications for digital workers in the digital…

July 11, 2023
Part 19: Uncovering the Wage Dilemma in the Digital Realm: The Impact of Productivity on Digital Workers’ Compensation

In the digital realm, where digital content creators, platform moderators, data analysts, privacy experts, and other professionals thrive, the concept of time-wages takes on a new dimension. In Marx’s seminal work, “Das Kapital,” he delves into the relationship between labor and capital within a capitalist system, providing valuable insights into the concept of time-wages and…

July 11, 2023
Part 13: The Division of Information, Data, and Privacy: Exploring Digital Manufacture and the Exploitation of Digital Labor

Karl Marx’s analysis of the division of labor and the process of manufacture provides profound insights into the exploitative nature of capitalist production. The division of labor, as he observed, results in the separation of mental and manual labor, leading to the creation of distinct roles and hierarchies within the workforce. In this system, the…

July 10, 2023
Part 11: Understanding the Relationship between Rate and Mass of Surplus-Value in the Digital Era: Implications for Information, Data, and Privacy

In “Das Kapital,” Karl Marx highlights the relationship between the rate and mass of surplus-value and their impact on capital accumulation. The rate of surplus-value represents the intensity of labor exploitation and the generation of surplus-value, while the mass of surplus-value depends on both the rate and the size of the labor force. Marx argues…

July 9, 2023