...Tiziana Terranova Duke University Press 2000 2. Terranova 4/24/00 11:22 AM Page 33 Free Labor PRODUCING CULTURE FOR THE DIGITAL ECONOMY The...

.... Oxford: Blackwell. Jones, LeRoi. 1963 . Blues people: The Negro experience in white America and the music that developed from it . New York: William Morrow. Kroker, Arthur, and Marilouise Kroker, eds. 1997 . Digital delirium . New York: St. Martin's. Locke, Alain LeRoy. 1992 . Race contacts...

... by their labor, and form new worlds by transforming and creating inclusive and equitable social conditions. In this article, I suggest that black digital practice is the interface by which black freedom struggles challenge reproduction of black death and commodification, countering the presumed...

...After Globalism Writing Group Labor, value, and information emerge on a continuum in the now long history of commodification because commodification was also an incipient digitization. This emergence positions the social as a substrate of what Jonathan Beller calls “computational capital” and...

... between different forms of labor. In This World is shot almost entirely on location from Pakistan through Iran, Turkey, Italy, and France en route to London, using hand-­ held digital video cameras. The method of filming complements the subject...

...Andrew Ross Duke University Press 2000 1. Ross 4/24/00 11:21 AM Page 1 The Mental Labor Problem In the winter months of 1998–99, Local 802 of the American Federation Andrew Ross of...

... the industrial laborer, who is only a tool. The scarcity myth of creativity can only be maintained, in this age of creative economy, by the exalted position of the creative agent. In examining the digitalization of film culture, Michele Pierson asks to what extent special effects are...

...Anna McCarthy Believe it or not, today’s content creators can learn a lot from a writer-entrepreneur who was born two hundred years before the founding of Google. ©2016 American Association of Critical-Care Nurses 2016 Honoré de Balzac content strategy productivity digital labor...

... feelings of brown subjects. It examines cultural forms produced under the cloak of migrant rights movements to trace the ethical imperative of Brownness enacted by migrant sounds and visualities of loss. The article focuses on the cultural politics of digital art, music, and social media that theorize...

...Amy Villarejo What can critical theory, from Theodor Adorno to contemporary writers on the relationship between capitalism and digital media, tell us about the specific form or medium that is television? This article undertakes a two-step answer to this question, first by locating television as a...

...Paul Stephens; Robert Hardwick Weston Free Time is a collection of collaboratively written experimental prose fragments on topics primarily involving labor and leisure. The form of the project ( Denkbilder ) is taken from Walter Benjamin and Theodor Adorno. Included in this selection is a...

... holders of their rightful compensation for their creative labors. This technology was called the player-piano. The player-piano has not aged well. Today, it seems like a curious mechanical stopover on the route from manual music making to digital storage and playback. To the extent that...

...Elizabeth Maddock Dillon In response to Vincent Brown's contribution to this roundtable, this article argues for the importance of attending to issues of design in digital humanities projects that aim to recover and reassess the archives of slavery. 2016 digital humanities slavery archival...

... to the algorithmic density that swirls around us? To what degree does the epistemic thrust of empire haunt our willful actions in this age of digital self-fashioning? All this willed discernment, calculation, adjustment, and particularizing in the name of and in service to a divinity that shall...

... instructions for the efficient digital encoding of audio and visual signals. Spectrograms suggested that much of the content of speech was redundant or irrelevant and could be discarded without a listener perceiving any difference. It will be argued that deafness ultimately served as an “assistive pretext” for...

...Shameem Black This article examines how twenty-first-century Anglophone digital art, arts marketing, and tourist discourse in South Korea address the problem of reconciliation after mass violence. At the turn of the new millennium, the arts have been enlisted by governments and tourist agencies to...

... signs, it is important to establish that labor is still integral to the production of value. For example, Tiziana Terranova argues the largely invisible labor of programming, debugging, and assembling hardware constitute the underlying condition of possibility for the Internet. She contends that digital...

... and actions of African Americans. Such sources lack a crucial dimension of experience found in the more voluminous direct personal responses of Lincoln's white mourners: the persistence of everyday life (matters of labor, health, romance, leisure) in the face of shock and grief, an absence that stems...

... academic work and the expression of artistic labor as modes that reveal the accelerated anxiety of impending doom. We also consider the haunting monstrosity of postapocalyptic visions. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 Korakrit Arunanondchai boy child futurity catastrophe here and now...

... gold farmers points to conceptualizations of immate- rial or affective labor, conceptualizations that by the 1990s were meant to register a change in work, production and consumption, ownership, and personal property. Laboring in “a realm of atomless digital products traded in frictionless...