With the WGA Strike coming to an end (*fingers crossed*) in the next couple of days, we can start to look "fondly" on these dark hours, and this Colbert/Daily Show clip is a moment of sheer brilliance that captured what the 'issues' were all about.
If you haven't already seen it already, you should.
If you haven't already seen it already, you should.
Favourite Part:
Content producers produce content. Studios distribute that content. Now, when you impose a Hegelian dialect upon the current labour situation what you wind up with is, say, a floating signifier representing a contract, in which the contract is a sort of 'panopticon' and by 'panopticon' I mean Foucault's conception of the 'panopticon' of course, not Bentham's idea... I guess what I'm trying to say is: "I went to Cambridge."
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