Technologies of Consumer Labor: A History of Self-Service (Routledge Research in Cultural and Media Studies)
by Michael Palm
Technologies of Consumer Labor explores the history of self-service and the technologies that shape consumer participation. Written from a cultural and media studies perspective, Michael Palm examines how self-service connects consumers, labor, and technological change across history.
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Technologies of Consumer Labor examines the history of self-service and the technologies that organize consumer participation.
The book focuses on consumer labor as a subject of cultural and media studies, highlighting how self-service has developed as a significant social and technological practice.
Michael Palm situates self-service within a historical framework, offering readers a focused study of the relationship between consumers, labor, and technology.
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