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I’m slightly embarrassed to admit how much I think I would enjoy this job
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The cultural consequences of start-ups remaining private
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Accelerating into the singularity
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Hilary Clinton: The oddly fascinating confessions of a political centrist
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The Silicon Valley Narrative
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Technology, regulation and disruption
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Uber as a moral project
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The Workation
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The cultural lure of Silicon Valley
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The Importance of Business Culture
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Hip hop culture, philanthrocapitalism and getting shit done
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Hip hop culture, philanthrocapitalism and getting shit done
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How life coaching spreads in corporate cultures
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The Accelerative Ethos of Steve Jobs
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The Bechdel test for tech conferences
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Aaron Swartz on digital business models
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A capitalism-friendly version of social mobility
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The Reactionary Politics of Tech Bros
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business for rappers
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the messianic zeal of Eric Schmidt
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the carefully cultivated public persona of Eric Schmidt
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the creative destruction of intra-organisational conflict
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business for punks from the bottom-up
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the obsessive secrecy of Apple
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the psychology of business for punks
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the discourse of ‘burn out’ in silicon valley
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on ‘disruption’ and ‘innovation’
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the traditional model of information flow within organisations
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the sociology of executive coaching
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the feudal characteristics of tech firms
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don’t give money to anyone wearing a suit!
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The obsessive homogeneity of digital elites
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The genesis of the PayPal Mafia
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The meritocratic elitism of Google
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The Ontology of Corporate Grievance
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Google’s war against latency
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the burden of chrono-reflexivity at work
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Google Anything, So Long as It’s Not Google
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the corporate housewife, eliminating the need for mundane reflexivity
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the intellectual elitism of Silicon Valley
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grooming the next generation of the digital elite
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institutionalised goal setting in tech firms
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Techno-Religions and Silicon Prophets
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Inside the Lives of the 1% – How Power and Inequality Operate in Britain
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“world of warcraft is the new golf”
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peter thiel on the first silicon valley gold rush
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the origins of apple as a luxury goods company
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organisational minimalism
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the ‘religion’ of digital elites
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how the digital elites do festivals
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mark zuckerberg’s philosophy of techno-fascism
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loyalty to the facebook mission