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=== Youtubers' Union === | === Youtubers' Union === | ||
− | Youtubers are affected by algorithms demonetizing their content, based on unclear criteria. In the [https://fairtube.info/en/ FairTube campaign], they are demanding better working conditions, mostly through transparency. They are exercising these demands collectively in an alliance with IG Metall (one of Europe's largest labor unions), with a [https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/evjnew/google-agrees-to-meet-with-youtubers-union-right-before-deadline threat of going individual(!) through the GDPR]. | + | * Youtubers are affected by algorithms demonetizing their content, based on unclear criteria. |
+ | * In the [https://fairtube.info/en/ FairTube campaign], they are demanding better working conditions, mostly through transparency. | ||
+ | * They are exercising these demands collectively in an alliance with IG Metall (one of Europe's largest labor unions), with a [https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/evjnew/google-agrees-to-meet-with-youtubers-union-right-before-deadline threat of going individual(!) through the GDPR]. | ||
− | By now they got out of their ultimatum to Youtube some formal sitdown encounter. | + | By now they got out of their ultimatum to Youtube some formal sitdown encounter. |
=== Uber drivers === | === Uber drivers === |
Revision as of 13:26, 23 September 2019
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The Great Hack workshop (Q1096)
Practicalities
- Day 1 4.45pm-5.45pm
Introduction
Some examples
Lessons from "The Great Hack"
- David Carroll's actions have helped go beyond the usual (lack of) data protection enforcement.
- Authorities often need complaints and evidence, their investigative and injunctive powers augment then.
- Anyone can change things by pushing their rights through.
- Journalists dropped the ball on David Carroll's case.
- Time for action.
Youtubers' Union
- Youtubers are affected by algorithms demonetizing their content, based on unclear criteria.
- In the FairTube campaign, they are demanding better working conditions, mostly through transparency.
- They are exercising these demands collectively in an alliance with IG Metall (one of Europe's largest labor unions), with a threat of going individual(!) through the GDPR.
By now they got out of their ultimatum to Youtube some formal sitdown encounter.
Uber drivers
Transparency surface
- Black hat hackers use the so-called "attack surface" of a system to figure out its weaknesses, for their own profit.
- White hats do the same, but for the collective benefit.
- concept
- examples (recent complaint)
- rights associated to it
- expansion
Plan
- Right of access: why it exists
- Overall strategy: think, request/demand, argue, amplify, pressure; rinse and repeat
Use case
- Lumascape