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Digital Economies at Global Margins
24 January 2019
Authors: Mark Graham
I am happy to announce that my new edited book ‘Digital Economies at Global Margins‘ is now out! It was a pleasure working with so many brilliant thinkers and ... Read More Digital Economies at Global Margins
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The rise of the planetary labour market
30 January 2018
Authors: Mark Graham
I have a short piece in New Statesman about the rise of what I am calling a planetary labour market. I wrote it because this will be the first ... Read More The rise of the planetary labour market
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Labour oversupply in the platform economy
22 December 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
When I give talks about issues that arise in the context of a global market for digital work, one of the most important things that comes up is the ... Read More Labour oversupply in the platform economy
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Digital Control in Value Chains: Challenges of Connectivity for East African Firms
18 December 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
I’m happy to report on a new co-authored paper that I have out. The piece asks what difference changing connectivity has made for East African firms. Foster, C., ... Read More Digital Control in Value Chains: Challenges of Connectivity for East African Firms
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The shape of work to come
19 October 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
Nature just published a published a long article about the ‘three ways that the digital revolution is reshaping workforces around the world.’ Amir Anwar and I were interviewed for ... Read More The shape of work to come
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Mapping internet users
10 July 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
We have a new visualisation posted over on the Geonet blog depicting the geography of internet access. Head over there for the full post and some interesting summary stats.
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Towards a Fairer Gig Economy
10 July 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
Our second pamphlet ‘Towards a Fairer Gig Economy’ is now out on Meatspace Press. We are pleased to offer it for free download (pdf, epub, azw3, mobi), as a ... Read More Towards a Fairer Gig Economy
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Minimum wages on online labour platforms
15 June 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
A response to the ETUI and IG Metall’s request for comment. Download the PDF at: Wood, A., Graham, M., Anwar, M. A., Ramizo, G. 2017. Minimum wages on online ... Read More Minimum wages on online labour platforms
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Want to work with us at the Oxford Internet Institute? I’m hiring a Digital Geographer!
5 May 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
I am hiring a Digital Geographer to work with me at the Oxford Internet Institute for two years on a full-time contract (we’ll also consider part-time options for the ... Read More Want to work with us at the Oxford Internet Institute? I’m hiring a Digital Geographer!
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ICT and Development seminar series – 2017 webcasts
29 March 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
Our ICT and Development seminar series gathers leading scholars and practitioners to reflect on the influence of new communication technologies on development processes. We were lucky to have four ... Read More ICT and Development seminar series – 2017 webcasts
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Introducing a FairWork Foundation
24 March 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
A picture I took at a training programme for digital workers in Nairobi. The workers are being taught how to transcribe an audio file that says: “Nobody had any ... Read More Introducing a FairWork Foundation
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Geonet Research Presentation at the UNI Africa’s 4th Regional Conference- March 25, 2017
23 March 2017
Authors: Mohammad Anwar
The trade union leaders from across the African continent are coming together to meet in Dakar, Senegal for 4th UNI Africa Regional Conference on March 23-25, 2017. This will be ... Read More Geonet Research Presentation at the UNI Africa’s 4th Regional Conference- March 25, 2017
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New paper: Digital labour and development: impacts of global digital labour platforms and the gig economy on worker livelihoods
21 March 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
As ever more policy-makers, governments and organisations turn to the gig economy and digital labour as an economic development strategy to bring jobs to places that need them, it ... Read More New paper: Digital labour and development: impacts of global digital labour platforms and the gig economy on worker livelihoods
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Birth of ENDL, the European Network on Digital Labour
9 March 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
From all over Europe, researchers in the emergent field of digital labour assembled in Paris for the launch event of ENDL, the European Network on Digital Labour. Eighteen sociologists, ... Read More Birth of ENDL, the European Network on Digital Labour
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Digitally Augmented Geographies – New Publication
2 March 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
I have another new publication out this week. Thanks to the editors (Rob Kitchin, Tracey Lauriault, and Matt Wilson) for all of their efforts in putting this book together! ... Read More Digitally Augmented Geographies – New Publication
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Digital gig work and outsourcing in Africa- Update on Geonet
27 February 2017
Authors: Mohammad Anwar
This is a short post about the research that I lead into digital work and the digital economy in Sub-Saharan Africa. The work that I do (in tandem with my ... Read More Digital gig work and outsourcing in Africa- Update on Geonet
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Join our London Digital Labour Meetup
26 February 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
If you are interested in scholarship or activism on the topic of digital labour and the future of work, then consider joining our regular meet-up series that will be ... Read More Join our London Digital Labour Meetup
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Digital \ Human \ Labour – our schedule at the AAG
25 January 2017
Authors: Mark Graham
I have co-organised a series of session tracks for the AAG meeting titled ‘Digital Human Labour’. My great co-organisers (listed below) and I received an overwhelming number of submissions. ... Read More Digital \ Human \ Labour – our schedule at the AAG
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Are mobile phones transforming Africa?
14 December 2016
Authors: Mark Graham
The latest version of the Economist contains a boldly-titled piece: ‘Mobile phones are transforming Africa‘. The general sense in the piece is that, where connectivity exists, mobile phones and ... Read More Are mobile phones transforming Africa?
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On how Google frames, shapes and distorts how we see the world
13 December 2016
Authors: Mark Graham
Carole Cadwalladr has written an excellent set of articles for the Observer on how Google ‘frames, shapes and distorts how we see the world’. Her main argument is that ... Read More On how Google frames, shapes and distorts how we see the world
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