Tag: digital labor
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‘Digital Labour’ – our new publication
4 July 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
New forms of digital work have emerged which, in theory, can be done from anywhere. Does this mean that geography no longer matters to digital work? Not exactly. My ...
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Shaping the new world of work
21 November 2016
Authors: Mark Graham
The European Trade Union Institute has just put together a 40-page report that comes out of their conference on ‘Shaping the new world of work. The impacts of digitalisation ...
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Digital\Human\Labour **Call for papers at the 2017 AAG meeting**
6 September 2016
Authors: Mark Graham
Call for Papers: Association of American Geographers (AAG) Annual Meeting. April 5-9, 2017, Boston, MA The proposed Digital Geographies Working Group of the RGS/IBG and the proposed Digital Geographies Specialty ...
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Interview from ‘Shaping the New World of Work’ conference
5 July 2016
Authors: Mark Graham
A short video interview that I did about digital labour markets at the ETUI conference on ‘Shaping the New World of Work’.
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Digital work marketplaces impose a new balance of power
27 May 2016
Authors: Mark Graham
Factories can’t run, farms can’t produce, mines can’t be mined, supermarkets can’t be stocked, and call centres can’t accept calls if workers don’t go to work. Even though the ...
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