Vincent Mosco

Dados Biográficos

ID238088
NOMEVincent Mosco
PRENOMESVincent
SOBRENOMEMosco
ASSINATURAMOSCO V
AFILIAÇÕESQueen's University
ORCID0000-0002-7799-6307
VERIFICADOSim
TOTAL DE OBRAS72
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES56
TOTAL COMO AUTOR72
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO1979
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2023
ÍNDICE H4

  • Into the Metaverse

    Open AccessVincent MoscoARTICLEJavnost - The Public2023

    The metaverse holds a prominent place in debates over the future direction of digital networks. Proponents claim that advances in virtual and augmented reality will shape every facet of social life. This article defines the metaverse, explores the state of the technology, and addresses its public policy significance. It makes use of a political economic perspective focusing on the concepts of commodification and spatialisation. Specifically, it c…

  • Making Media

    Mirjam ca /21 Jh Prenger, Jennifer Holt et al.BOOKMaking Media2019

  • Social media versus journalism and democracy

    Open AccessVincent MoscoARTICLEJournalism2018Citada por: 1

  • Becoming Digital

    Open AccessVincent MoscoBOOKBecoming Digital2017

    This book examines the convergence of Cloud Computing, Big Data, and the Internet of Things to forge the Next Internet. Ubiquitous computing enables universal communication, concentration of power, privacy erosion, environmental degradation, and massive automation and this title explores solving these issues to create a democratic digital world.

  • Weaponized Drones in the Military Information Society

    Vincent MoscoARTICLEScience as Culture2017Referências: 1

    After years of writing about the media, the military and computer communication, including several articles for this journal and its predecessor (Mosco, 1985, 1987, 1999, 2012), three thoughts stan

  • Class

    Open AccessVincent MoscoCHAPTERThe International Encyclopedia of…2016

    Class is a concept that has been widely used in the social sciences to refer to social divisions based on the control over resources such as wealth and income. In communication studies, class divisions are identified with control over the means of communication, including media and information technology. Class can be understood as a category that divides people into discrete units, as a social relation that describes the connections among class …

  • Marx and the Political Economy of the Media

    Catherine Fuchs, Christian Fuchs et al.BOOKMarx and the political economy of…2016

    More than 130 years after Karl Marx s death and 150 years after the publication of his opus magnum 'Capital: Critique of Political Economy', capitalism keeps being haunted by period crises. The most recent capitalist crisis has brought back attention to Marx s works.0This volume presents 18 contributions that show how Marx s analyses of capitalism, the commodity, class, labour, work, exploitation, surplus-value, dialectics, crises, ideology, clas…

  • The Political Economy of Communication

    Open AccessVincent MoscoCHAPTERPower, Media, Culture2015

    Political economy is a living tradition in communication research, one that responds to changes in material conditions and to upheavals in intellectual life. This chapter demonstrates this by addressing five current trends in the political economy of communication, including the globalization of political economy research, a new turn in an enduring emphasis on historical research, a shift to alternative standpoints, especially feminism and labour…

  • The Two Marxes

    Open AccessVincent MoscoCHAPTER2012

    This chapter examines how political economy and the cultural study of technology inform media analysis and history. It addresses the divide between these two perspectives on media history as a debate between Karl Marx and Leo Marx. Political economy primarily grew from the materialist conception of Karl Marx which viewed technology as dynamic but banal. Karl's work gave rise to a materialist or political economic tradition in media studies that t…

  • Marx is Back, But Which One? On Knowledge Labour and Media Practice

    Open AccessVincent MoscoARTICLEtripleC Communication Capitalism…2012

    The global economic crisis has led to a resurgence of interest in the work of Karl Marx. This paper acknowledges this interest, but asks on which of the many shades of Marx, communication scholars should be focusing their research attention. The most general answer is all of Marx, from the early work on consciousness, ideology and culture, which has informed critical cultural studies through to the later work on the structure and dynamics of capi…

  • Introduction

    Open AccessCatherine Fuchs, Christian Fuchs et al.ARTICLEtripleC Communication Capitalism…2012

    This paper introduces the overall framework for tripleC’s special issue “Marx is Back. The Importance of Marxist Theory and Research for Critical Communication Studies Today”. We point out why there is a return of the interest in Marx (“Marx is back”) and why Marxian analysis is important for Critical Communication Studies today. We also provide a classification of Marxian dimensions of the critical analysis of media and communication and discuss…

  • Entanglements

    Vincent MoscoARTICLEScience as Culture2011

  • Prospects for trade unions and labour organisations in India's IT and Ites industries

    Open AccessAntony Stevens, Andrew Stevens Andrew Stevens et al.ARTICLEWork Organisation Labour &…2010

    Drawing on interviews conducted with trade unionists and labour activists in 2008, this article addresses nascent unions and professional associations operating in India's information technology (IT) and IT-enabled services (ITES) industries. This work builds upon the literature that is developing around unionisation within knowledge- and information-based workplaces, and is particularly informed by the work of Mosco and McKercher (Mosco & McKerc…

  • Getting the message

    Open AccessCatherine McKercher, Catherine McKercher Catherine McKercher et al.ARTICLEWork Organisation Labour &…2010

    This introductory essay addresses the meaning of terms like ‘knowledge’, ‘communications’ and ‘cultural’ labour in an era of increasingly global value chains. It takes up different ways to think about such labour, ranging from mainly creative work to work anywhere in the value chain that produces communication and information technology, and from one side of the creative/technical divide to the other. It also considers the changing relationship o…

  • The Political Economy of Communication

    Vincent MoscoBOOKThe Political Economy of…2009

    Overview of the Political Economy of Communication What is Political Economy? Definitions and Characteristics What is Political Economy? Schools of Thought The Development of a Political Economy of Communication The Political Economy of Communication: Building a Foundation The Political Economy of Communication Today Commodification: Content, Audiences, Labour Spatialization: Space, Time, and Communication Structuration: Class, Gender, Race, Soci…

  • The future of journalism

    Open AccessVincent MoscoARTICLEJournalism2009

  • Political Economy of the Media

    Open AccessVincent MoscoCHAPTER2008

    Political economy is the study of the social relations, particularly the power relations, that mutually constitute the production, distribution, and consumption of resources, including communication resources (→ Media Economics). This formulation has a certain practical value because it calls attention to how the communication business operates, for example, how communications products move through a chain of producers such as a → Hollywood film …

  • Trade unions and worker movements in the North American communications industries

    Open AccessVincent Mosco, Vincent Mosco Vincent MoscoARTICLEWork Organisation Labour &…2008

    This paper reports on a project that examines trends in North American labour movements, and specifically in the workforce, in the converging communications, culture, and information technology sectors. Drawing on documentary evidence and interviews, the paper concentrates on two important developments: efforts to unify workers across the knowledge and communication industries, and the rise of worker movements that operate in conjunction with, bu…

  • Knowledge Workers of the World! Unite

    Vincent MoscoARTICLECanadian Journal of Communication2008

  • Knowledge Workers of the World! Unite

    Open AccessVincent MoscoARTICLECommunication Culture and Critique2008Citada por: 1Referências: 2

    Research in communication studies has tended to cluster around the exploration of three interconnected topics: media, messages, and audiences. Those who focus on media tend to look at power and control, including media ownership and the social, political, and economic relations that are at play in the construction of messages and of audiences. Research on messages tends to examine content, ranging from news to propaganda to advertising, and on th…

  • Divided they stand

    Open AccessCatherine McKercher, Catherine McKercher Catherine McKercher et al.ARTICLEWork Organisation Labour &…2007

    In an effort to increase labour power, trade unions representing communications and creative workers in North America have pursued a form of convergence, merging with each other and restructuring themselves along similar lines to their employers. This paper examines the issues surrounding labour convergence by taking up the failed merger between the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. It finds that, al…

  • Global Electioneering

    Vincent MoscoARTICLECanadian Journal of Communication2006

  • Negotiating Electronic Surveillance in the Workplace

    Simon Ki, Simon Kiss et al.ARTICLECanadian Journal of Communication2006

    Innovations in information and communication technology have deepened the problem of workplace surveillance by expanding the capacity to measure and monitor worker activity. This article assesses the extent to which trade unions in Canada have made privacy a sufficiently serious concern to see that privacy protections are incorporated into collective agreements. It assesses the progress made since Bryant’s 1995 study, published in this Journal, w…

  • Convergence Bites Back

    Vincent Mosco, Catherine McKercherARTICLECanadian Journal of Communication2006

    This article examines the concept of labour convergence in the context of two significant labour struggles in the Canadian communication industry: the 2005 lockouts at Canada’s national public broadcaster, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), and at Canada’s second-largest telecommunications company, the Telus Corporation. It begins with a brief analysis of convergence as a technological and institutional process, specifically as it appli…

  • Knowledge and Media Workers in the Global Economy

    Vincent MoscoARTICLESocial Identities2006Citada por: 1Referências: 8

    The outsourcing of jobs, particularly the growing practice of sending the jobs of US knowledge and communication sector workers to other countries, has become a significant issue in academic, policy and media circles. This paper draws from a research project that examines labour, its unions and social movements in the knowledge and media sectors to describe what we know about outsourcing and assess its significance for media scholars. The paper b…