It feels like a full summation of every work he’s ever written on Enshittification on his Pluralistic blog, being someone who’s read it for a long while now. I definitely didn’t get much new information from the book on top of what he’s written about in his blog before, but it’s still a very good read, and much more concise than hundreds of separate blog posts that sometimes repeat the same talking points from older ones.
A great read if you want to just sit down and learn practically everything about Enshittification, from what it is at its core to things like specific historical examples, primarily of tech leaders at major tech companies enshittifying their products. Some of that stuff is batshit crazy.
desmosthenes@lemmy.world 1 month ago
agreed