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|Name= Lídia Pereira
|Website= immateriallaborunion.net
|Title= Immaterial Labor Union
|Description= The Immaterial Labor Union was born out of a desire to escape from the atomization of the individual into the collective, to think about alternatives to the neoliberal grey area of the multitude and its permanent state of insulation, to negotiate terms of service and push for the protection of personal data on a transnational scope.
Framed within the context of social media monopolies such as Facebook, Twitter or Google+, the Union aims, on a short-term basis, to reddress privacy abuses and unfair working conditions perpetrated through the processing of our online data, and on a long-term basis to conceive and shape alternative social networking solutions.
|Bio= Lídia Pereira doesn't fancy writing about herself in the third person, so she hired an employee of the Postal Services of Alabama to do it for her. Lídia graduated in 2012 from Graphic Design, but soon decided she would like to study the migratory movements of swallows in Jupiter between the months of April and Softember. Not being able to accomplish such a feature without a previous degree in ornithology, she settled for the Networked Media masters program at the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam. Currently, she is working at the intersection of self-explanatory theorems of Ancient Greece and the ephemeral condition of the letter "F", which results in a conspicuous concern with digital economy and the political organization of the multitude.
|Pictures= [[File:Hackpact10(1).jpg | 300px ]]
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