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A growing chorus of journalists and politicians argue that Silicon Valley’s biggest companies have become too powerful. But consumers are unlikely to abandon them, and regulators and politicians have been unable to curb the economic or social power of big tech. But will big tech be able to ignore pushback from its own workers? Moira Weigel describes how tech workers are starting to call for change from within. getAbstract recommends her analysis to anybody interested in learning how an old workers’ tactic is making a comeback in Silicon Valley.
In this summary, you will learn
- Why pressure from the outside will unlikely curb the power of big tech and
- Why tech workers believe that changing technology companies from within is feasible.
About the Author
Moira Weigel is a postdoctoral scholar at the Harvard Society of Fellows and is the founder of tech magazine Logic.