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Left-wing politics
fromenglish.elpais.com
1 day ago

What can the left do against technocapitalism?

Technofeudalism has intensified neoliberal policies, threatening job precarity through platforms and AI while tech oligarchs support authoritarian movements, requiring democratic reform, worker protection, and technological sovereignty.
Privacy professionals
fromPrivacy International
3 months ago

Analysis of draft ILO Convention and Recommendation on the platform economy

ILO committed to Convention and Recommendation on decent work in the platform economy; current draft insufficiently protects worker privacy from automated systems.
Privacy technologies
fromPrivacy International
4 months ago

PI analysis of draft ILO Convention and Recommendation on the platform economy

ILO committed to adopt a Convention and Recommendation on decent work in the platform economy, aiming to address pervasive surveillance and worker privacy risks.
fromThe Motley Fool
5 months ago

Roblox Looks Like a Great Stock -- Or Does It? | The Motley Fool

Roblox is one of those companies that has all the ingredients for growth: cultural relevance, a massive user base, and a bold vision for the future of interactive entertainment. With over 110 million daily active users and an ecosystem that resembles a blend of YouTube, gaming, and social media, it's no wonder many investors see Roblox as a next-generation platform stock.
Video games
fromTearsheet
8 months ago

How embedded finance is positioning J.P. Morgan as a key marketplace infrastructure player - Tearsheet

Embedded finance has become integral to platforms' architecture and how they operate, marking a significant evolution in the integration of finance within software ecosystems.
Marketing tech
fromMail Online
9 months ago

The misery of being a delivery driver in Britain revealed in new study

More than two-thirds of riders and drivers in UK's 'gig economy' suffer anxiety over long hours and bad ratings, highlighting their precarious working conditions.
London startup
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