Description
In his book Enshittification: Why Everything Suddenly Got Worse and What to Do About It, Cory Doctorow takes a scathing look at big tech platforms like Meta, Amazon, and Google, analyzing a phenomenon he calls “Enshittification.” He argues that platforms first offer good services to attract users, then sacrifice users to attract business customers, and ultimately expropriate all value for the benefit of their shareholders.
The book examines how monopoly and lack of government oversight have transformed the internet from a free space into a place of abuse and manipulation. In addition to diagnosing the disease, the author offers solutions to break the power of these tech giants and return the internet to humanity.
Book Features
- A detailed analysis of the life cycle of large platforms from prosperity to moral decline.
- Examining the role of algorithms in limiting organic reach and forcing people to pay.
- Explain the history of companies like IBM and Microsoft to understand monopoly patterns.
- Providing practical solutions such as strengthening technology alliances and antitrust laws.
- Criticism of the online advertising industry and its impact on reducing the quality of user experience.
Book specifications
- Publisher: MCD
- Instructor/Author: Cory Doctorow
- Number of pages: 294
- Number of seasons: 4
- Format: PDF
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