The Making of the Tech Worker Movement
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A long look at the mechanics of a movement.
The Making of the Tech Worker Movement Ben Tarnoff To order a copy of this zine, either print or digital (which you can print and distribute yourself), head over to our store . On November 1, 2018, more than twenty thousand employees and contractors of Google walked out of their offices. 1 They walked out in fifty cities around the world: in Silicon Valley and Sydney, Dublin and São Paulo. They were enraged by a story in the New York Times reporting that Andy Rubin, creator of the Android mobile operating system, had been protected by Google management—and given a $90 million exit package—desp
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