While Corey Doctorow's enshitification label is nothing new to the Tildes crowd, I figured that his contextualization of today's internet in economic and policy terms might be helpful for those...
While Corey Doctorow's enshitification label is nothing new to the Tildes crowd, I figured that his contextualization of today's internet in economic and policy terms might be helpful for those after a refresher or who haven't had a chance to explore the root causes of today's internet death spiral. Also, CBC's Ideas is a banging podcast.
In an effort to explore the issue as a discussion, I'd like to ask:
What are your experiences in talking with people who don't live and breathe tech and developments?
*Do they largely accept that this is the way the Internet is and will be?
Do they remember a better time?
Are they aware of the points touched on in this podcast?*
While Corey Doctorow's enshitification label is nothing new to the Tildes crowd, I figured that his contextualization of today's internet in economic and policy terms might be helpful for those after a refresher or who haven't had a chance to explore the root causes of today's internet death spiral. Also, CBC's Ideas is a banging podcast.
In an effort to explore the issue as a discussion, I'd like to ask:
What are your experiences in talking with people who don't live and breathe tech and developments?