Smash the Computers!
A new film charts the brief rise and disappearance of the French direct action group CLODO, a collective of IT workers who believed that computerisation was being used as a tool of capital.
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Kieron Monks is a journalist in London with a focus on social issues and political movements. He writes for titles including CNN Digital, The Guardian, Prospect and Middle East Eye.
A new film charts the brief rise and disappearance of the French direct action group CLODO, a collective of IT workers who believed that computerisation was being used as a tool of capital.
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