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Mentioned in 15 episodes
NO LOGO
Taking Aim at the Brand Bullies
Book • 1999
In 'No Logo', Naomi Klein examines the rise of corporate branding and its effects on culture, work, and consumer choice.
The book is divided into four parts: 'No Space', 'No Choice', 'No Jobs', and 'No Logo'.
Klein discusses how multinational corporations prioritize brand marketing over product manufacturing, leading to issues such as sweatshops, corporate censorship, and the erosion of public spaces.
She also highlights various resistance movements, including culture jamming and anti-globalization protests, and argues for a more just and sustainable economic model.
The book is divided into four parts: 'No Space', 'No Choice', 'No Jobs', and 'No Logo'.
Klein discusses how multinational corporations prioritize brand marketing over product manufacturing, leading to issues such as sweatshops, corporate censorship, and the erosion of public spaces.
She also highlights various resistance movements, including culture jamming and anti-globalization protests, and argues for a more just and sustainable economic model.
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Chris Hayes when discussing the supremacy of brands over products in the information economy.
Chris Hayes when discussing the supremacy of brands over products in the information economy.
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Chris Hayes on the attention economy
Mentioned by Naomi Klein when discussing her first book and its relevance to the current discussion on personal branding.
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Christopher Watkin as helpful in understanding how brands function as a spiritual way of buying oneself.
Christopher Watkin as helpful in understanding how brands function as a spiritual way of buying oneself.
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Naomi Klein as her first book, discussing its impact and the shift in her writing focus.
Naomi Klein as her first book, discussing its impact and the shift in her writing focus.
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Mentioned by Kat Thackray when discussing books she read in her teens that shifted her perspective on career paths.
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Mentioned by Zadie Smith in the context of her own writing career and the year she published her first novel.
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Mentioned by Arielle Angel as the bestselling author of nine books, including "No Logo", "The Shock Doctrine", "This Changes Everything", "No Is Not Enough", "On Fire", and "Doppelganger".
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Russell Brand while discussing the corporatization of the world and how commercial entities had taken over every aspect of life.
Russell Brand while discussing the corporatization of the world and how commercial entities had taken over every aspect of life.
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Frédéric Martel en discussion sur l'impact des marques, en particulier son analyse critique des marques.
Frédéric Martel en discussion sur l'impact des marques, en particulier son analyse critique des marques.
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Mentioned by Pete Davis in the context of discussing anti-consumerist and anti-corporate sentiments of the 1990s.
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Mentioned by Casey Fritz to illustrate the manipulative tactics used by brands to create emotional connections with consumers.
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Sophia erwähnt dieses Buch im Zusammenhang mit Naomi Kleins Bekanntheit und ihren Arbeiten zu Marken, Lieferketten und Ausbeutung.
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