9781921656934 - The Unidentified de Mariz, Rae (4 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fifteen-year-old Katey, aka Kid, goes to school in the Game - a 'school' run by corporate sponsors. Social networking is as natural as breathing, your online profile is everything, and striving to get ahead in the popularity stakes involves a careful navigation that could go wrong at any turn.The corporations watch the students to spot the next trend and the kids vie with each other to be noticed and sponsored by the corporations. Being 'branded' means celebrity status, not to mention financial freedom.But what kind of freedom is it when you're always being watched? And how important is it to be the coolest and most popular kid when your identity is owned by a corporation?When Kid witnesses a mock suicide staged by an anonymous group calling itself the Unidentified she begins to ask herself those questions.The Unidentified is a book about identity, freedom and integrity, a book that will lead readers to discuss the power of marketing and the media, our desire to fit in and be popular, and the importance of making a stand for what you believe in. Katey goes to school in the Game, which is run by corporate sponsors. Social networking is as natural as breathing, your online profile is everything. The corporations watch the students to spot the next trend. Being 'branded' means celebrity status, not to mention financial freedom. But what kind of freedom is it when you're always being watched? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: Good. 304 pages. ex-libraryKid knows her school?s corporate sponsors not-so-secretly monitor her frien dships and activities for market research. It?s all a part of the Game; the al ternative education system designed to use the addictive kick from video games t.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fifteen-year-old Katey, aka Kid, goes to school in the Game - a 'school' run by corporate sponsors. Social networking is as natural as breathing, your online profile is everything, and striving to get ahead in the popularity stakes involves a careful navigation that could go wrong at any turn.The corporations watch the students to spot the next trend and the kids vie with each other to be noticed and sponsored by the corporations. Being 'branded' means celebrity status, not to mention financial freedom.But what kind of freedom is it when you're always being watched? And how important is it to be the coolest and most popular kid when your identity is owned by a corporation?When Kid witnesses a mock suicide staged by an anonymous group calling itself the Unidentified she begins to ask herself those questions.The Unidentified is a book about identity, freedom and integrity, a book that will lead readers to discuss the power of marketing and the media, our desire to fit in and be popular, and the importance of making a stand for what you believe in. Katey goes to school in the Game, which is run by corporate sponsors. Social networking is as natural as breathing, your online profile is everything. The corporations watch the students to spot the next trend. Being 'branded' means celebrity status, not to mention financial freedom. But what kind of freedom is it when you're always being watched? Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fifteen-year-old Katey, aka Kid, goes to school in the Game - a 'school' run by corporate sponsors. Social networking is as natural as breathing, your online profile is everything, and striving to get ahead in the popularity stakes involves a careful navigation that could go wrong at any turn.The corporations watch the students to spot the next trend and the kids vie with each other to be noticed and sponsored by the corporations. Being 'branded' means celebrity status, not to mention financial freedom.But what kind of freedom is it when you're always being watched? And how important is it to be the coolest and most popular kid when your identity is owned by a corporation?When Kid witnesses a mock suicide staged by an anonymous group calling itself the Unidentified she begins to ask herself those questions.The Unidentified is a book about identity, freedom and integrity, a book that will lead readers to discuss the power of marketing and the media, our desire to fit in and be popular, and the importance of making a stand for what you believe in. Katey goes to school in the Game, which is run by corporate sponsors. Social networking is as natural as breathing, your online profile is everything. The corporations watch the students to spot the next trend. Being 'branded' means celebrity status, not to mention financial freedom. But what kind of freedom is it when you're always being watched? Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.