Business digital transformation, it can certainly get your pulse racing as you start looking for the nearest exit. Digital transformation is being asked of everybody to get involved in but do we have a sufficient understanding of it?
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on peer-to-peer dynamics in politics, the economy and organizations
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Welcome to the era of Digital Capitalism! The production of goods is no longer a priority. Instead, digital information is becoming the prime asset of today’s economy. Networked platforms have replaced the factories of the industrial age. Traditional standards of production, work and value are currently being reconfigured. Even our understanding of social values, aesthetics and culture is increasingly shaped by the new paradigms of digital economy. 
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Ursula Huws ties together disparate economic, cultural, and political phenomena of the last few decades to form a provocative narrative about the shape of the global capitalist economy at present. She examines the way that advanced information and communications technology has opened up new fields of capital accumulation: in culture and the arts, in the privatization of public services, and in the commodification of human sociality by way of mobile devices and social networking. These trends are in turn accompanied by the dramatic restructuring of work arrangements, opening the way for new contradictions and new forms of labor solidarity and struggle around the planet.… | more…
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Today, we’re very excited to share our huge new Digital in 2016 report: We Are Social’s comprehensive study of digital, social and mobile usage around the world.
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A two-day postgraduate workshop that explores, defines and practices digital sociological research Are you curious about Digital Sociology? Consider, or already conducting, a postgraduate study on the subject? Want to explore the relations between Data, Society and the Self? Want to meet digital sociologists? Come and enjoy two days of roundtables, masterclasses, a research workshop…
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March’s salon brought together a number of people from public, private and academic sectors, to discuss the issues around the implementation of e-government.
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The DiDIY Project is happy to announce the first edition of several fact sheets about Digital DIY (DiDIY). The purpose of these fact sheets is to present, in thesimplest possible manner, the main facts about DiDIY as identified in the research activities of the Project. The fact sheets are meant to be useful to all who are interested in better understanding the complex phenomenon that is DiDIY, and to policy advisors and decision makers in particular.
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On the tube speeding across London to my friend’s wedding, I considered the wasteful expense of a dozen wedding receptions I’ve attended before – rammed with jetlagged relatives, screaming kids, and an exhausted couple. I pondered the appeal of being married in my pyjamas. As I arrive at the North London flat, my friend ushered me into her living room where I joined a trio of friends of the bride. We squeezed onto the crowded couch after being welcomed by the couple’s overexcited Rhodesian Ridgeback.
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When the owning class refuses to treat workers as fellow citizens, we become commoners again, depending for our livelihood on what we can scrap together.
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Jonathan Phillips of Coca-Cola Enterprises talks about the future of work and the digital workplace at Intranet Now, the first and only independent intranet co… Via HR Trend Institute, Mark E. Deschaine, PhD
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tl;dr version: Journalists need tools that are built for the part of their job that is still done over the phone, on pen & paper, and in a non-scalable
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October 27, 2016 3:14 AM
"Journalists need tools that are built for the part of their job"... Have these tools been improved nowadays?
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TV may have been about global unity, but the Internet inspires the opposite.
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We live in a time of digital Darwinism, an era when technology and its impact on business and society are constant with varying, but inevitable, degrees of both evolution and revolution. The effect of
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We have now entered a period…when new waves of commodification set in motion in earlier periods are reaching maturity. The new commodities have been generated by drawing into the market even more aspects of life that were previously outside the money economy, or at least that part of it that generates a profit for capitalists. Several such fields of accumulation have now emerged, each with a different method of commodity genesis, forming the basis of new economic sectors and exerting distinctive impacts on daily life, including labor and consumption. They include biology, art and culture, public services, and sociality.… | more…
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It goes hand in hand with another key principle that sets digital strategy well apart from many other traditional ways of achieving organizational objectives.
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It took me two years to read the 216 pages in Eric Steinhart’s book, Your Digital Afterlives: Computational Theories of Life after Death. Friends know that’s because I’m the world’s slowest reader of philosophical texts that interest me—and just about any text that interests me seems to become philosophical as I read it.
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Three distinct waves of digital disruption have transformed information economics—and are challenging traditional notions of economies of scale. The new strategies this shift enables have the power to break the compromise between efficiency and innovation and to reshape entire industries.
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Digital Citizenship: From Liberal Privilege to Democratic Emancipation 'Government founded ... on a system of universal peace, on the indefeasible hereditary Rights of Man ... interests not particu...
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In Chris Yapp's recent BCS Blog on the future of work he outlined the digital predicament that most businesses face - "The days of the 9-5 job, career for life, where work is defined by time and place has been eroding steadily.
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This tiny Baltic country with a troubled history is showing the world how innovation at a national level is done.
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Howard's Digital Studies Certificate at UW-Madison has grown from a handful of students to 250 in three years, but he believes many more should be enrolled.
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FOR WIRED’S FIRST-EVER sex issue we commissioned 12 first person stories about the often hilarious, sometimes tragic, and often trumphant ways that technology has changed our sex lives.
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