[Count Zero Teil 1] Zaibatsus vs. Plattformkapitalisten

from Sprawl Radio · host Alexander Schwiewager und Stephan Fasold

Wir befreien euch aus euren Zaibatsus, beraten euch beim Kunstkaufen und hacken einen Softpornoladen, natürlich mit der Hilfe von Maas-Biochips. Ihr versteht kein Wort? Na dann seid ihr bei uns richtig - wir starten in den ersten Teil von William Gibsons Count Zero. Außerdem: Eine kleine Geschichte der Zaibatsus, die endet genau da, wo der Plattform-Kapitalismus anfängt. Alles klar? Dann seid keine Wilsons und steckt ein - Sprawl Radio! (In dieser Folge besprechen wir die ersten 8 Kapitel)

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