 Klein sees anti-corporate opposition making use of such webs like spiders: the image strikes me as a fitting one for this Web-age global activism. Logos, by the force of ubiquity, have become the closest thing we have to an international language, recognized...  No Logo– No Space, No Choice, No Jobs - xxiv psl.autoriai: Naomi Klein - 2009 - 512 psl.Ribota peržiūra - Apie šią knygą
 | Lubbe, Sam - 2002 - 280 psl.
...conceptualizes anti-corporate opposition as web-using spiders: . . . the image strikes me asafitting one forthis Web-age global activism. Logos, by the force of ubiquity...places than English. Activists are now free to swing offthis web oflogos like spy/spiders -trading information about labor practices, chemical spi Us, animal... | |
 | Paul Russell Smith, Jonathan Taylor - 2004 - 736 psl.
...example of this: life insurance from AXA is not really any different from life insurance from Logos Logos, by the force of ubiquity, have become the closest...recognized and understood in many more places than English. N Klein (2000) No Logo, Flamingo, London Prudential. What influences consumer choice is more likely... | |
 | James Annesley - 2006 - 210 psl.
...and who you are connected to.'17 Like Friedman, Klein's No Logo builds from the basic premise that 'logos, by the force of ubiquity, have become the closest thing we have to an international language ... [a] select group of corporate Goliaths . . . have gathered to form our de facto global government.'18... | |
 | Rod Bantjes - 2007 - 429 psl.
...of the regime's violations of human rights. In their communiques, the student activists identified themselves as "Spiders" and the image strikes me as...Activists are now free to swing off this web of logos like spy/spiders—trading information about labour practices, chemical spills, animal cruelty and unethical... | |
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