Personnel Preparation in Transition Education

Ellis, Antonio L.; Grillo, Lisa Maria; Durham, Jaquial D.

doi:10.1007/978-94-6351-134-6_3

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“…In other words, new market meanings and categories constructed the child as essentially separate and different from adults to create a distinct market niche. Distinctive children’s products emerged with separate children’s departments appearing in larger department stores and new advertising aimed directly at children (Ellis, 2011).…”

Section: Children’s Engagement In the Market Economy: Then And Nowmentioning

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Surveillance capitalism and children’s data: the Internet of toys and things for children

Holloway

2019

Media International Australia

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This article discusses the positioning of children both as objects of economic activity as and subjects of market relations under surveillance capitalism. It looks briefly at the history of children’s engagement with the market economy from their engagement in the labour force during industrial revolution times; their disappearance from direct economic activity during the Romantic Movement; through to their emergence as both data sources and data consumers within a big data economy. It argues that this is the first time since children retreated from the paid labour force in the late 19th and early 20th centuries due to labour law reforms that their activities are of significant economic value, and that the emergence of Internet-connected toys and things for children will significantly amplify children’s position as data sources under surveillance capitalism.

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Section: Children’s Engagement In the Market Economy: Then And Nowmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This marketing became ever more sophisticated with the Star Wars trilogy (1977–1983). In addition to this, cartoon series based on existing toy and doll lines proliferated from the 1980s onwards (Ellis, 2011).…”

Section: Children’s Engagement In the Market Economy: Then And Nowmentioning

confidence: 99%

Surveillance capitalism and children’s data: the Internet of toys and things for children

Holloway

2019

Media International Australia

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Personnel Preparation in Transition Education

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Surveillance capitalism and children’s data: the Internet of toys and things for children

Surveillance capitalism and children’s data: the Internet of toys and things for children

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