The Costs of Connection: How Data Is Colonizing Human Life and Appropriating It for Capitalism

The Costs of Connection: How Data Is Colonizing Human Life and Appropriating It for Capitalism By Couldry, Nick Published by Stanford University Press Publication Date: 2019-08-20 Subject: Business & Economics Free Enterprise & Capitalism, Computers Social Aspects, Social Science Media Studies, Social Science Popular Culture, Social Science Media Studies, Social Science Popular Culture, Social Science Privacy & Surveillance (See Also Political Science - Privacy & Surveillance, Ethical & Social Aspects Of It, Impact Of Science & Technology On Society, Media Studies, Popular Culture, Digital And Information Technologies: Social And Ethical Aspects, Impact Of Science And Technology On Society, Impact Of Science & Technology On Society, Ethical & Social Aspects Of It, Popular Culture, Media Studies, Social Science Media Studies, Social Science, Media Studies, Social Science Popular Culture, Popular Culture, Impact Of Science And Technology On Society, Digital And Information Technologies: Social And Ethical Aspects, Information Technology - Social Aspects, Internet - Social Aspects, Electronic Data Processing - Social Aspects, Capitalism - Social Aspects, Anf: Science Subject Keywords: capitalism; colonialism; connection; data; autonomy; decoloniality; extraction; internet; postcolonialism; society Genre: Impact Of Science & Technology On Society, Ethical & Social Aspects Of It, Popular Culture, Media Studies, Social Science, Media Studies, Social Science, Popular Culture, Impact Of Science And Technology On Society, Digital And Information Technologies: Social And Ethical Aspects, Popular Culture, Media Studies Target Audience: Professional and scholarly