Introduction
Richard Maxwell/1
I Digital Labour as Knowledge/Creative Labour in the Media Industries
1.Expression and Expropriation: The Dialectics of Autonomy and Control in Creative Labour
Ursula Huws/13
2.Metaphors of Free Labor: A Typology of Unpaid Work in the Media Sector
Karin Fast Henrik Örnebring Michael Karlsson/38
II Digital Labour in Journalism
3.Cultural Work as a Site of Struggle: Freelancers and Exploitation
Nicole Cohen/63
4.The Robotic Reporter: Automated Journalism and the Redefinition of Labor, Compositional Forms, and Journalistic Authority
Matt Carlson/94
5.Journalism at Digital Television Newsrooms in Britain and Spain: Workflow and Multi-skilling in a Competitive Environment
José Alberto García-Avilés Bienvenido León Karen Sanders Jackie Harrison/117
6.The Planned Obsolescence of TV Journalism
Gerald Sussman Carey Higgins-Dobney/142
III Digital Labour in Other Media Industries
7.Student Media Labour in the Digital Age: MediaNOLA in the Classroom and the University
Vicki Mayer Jocelyn Horner/165
8.The Global Cartooning Labour Force, Its Problems and Coping Mechanisms: The Travails of the Marginalised Cartoonist
John Lent/181