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This presentation covers a portion of the Unit 2 content from TECH 3020: Societies & Technological Change, at Bowling Green State University
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Volti, Unit 2 information, chapters 9-11
• Work in Nonindustrial Societies • Technology and Jobs• Technological Change and Life on the Job
Work in Nonindustrial Societies • “Technological innovations were
discouraged, for the prime concern of the guild was the maintenance of the existing way of life” (142)
• “…technology thus stands indicted as the destroyer of long-established ways of working” (165)
Guilds
MPAA • Jack Valenti, recently
retired President• Represents:
– Disney– Sony Pictures, MGM– Paramount, Fox– Warner Bros.– Universal Studios
© 2003, Associated Press
Technology and Jobs• “The development of technology over time
has not always resulted in diminished workloads; in fact the opposite has sometimes been the case” (153)
• “Technological change does eliminate specific jobs, but it does not eliminate work itself” (182)
© 2002, Napster
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2003
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Why do RIAA & MPAA care?
P2P = “Killer App”
© 2000, Harvard Business School Press
Past Examples
Past Examples
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Past Examples
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Past Examples
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© 1989, MGM
More Examples: Xbox
More Examples: Xbox
© Microsoft, 2002 © Bungie Studios, 2004
More Examples: Sirius Satellite Radio
© Sirius, 2005
More Examples: Sirius Satellite Radio
© Sirius, 2005
© Howardstern.com, 2004
P2P / Killer App