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Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly essential guide to all the hottest news and

trends from the technology world. I'm Rory Kathleen Jones, and this week our stories have a common

theme, the power of the tech giants over the world of work, and more broadly over how the internet works.

Amazon posted and then withdrew adverts for two security analysts to monitor threats, including union activity.

But it's also creating tens of thousands of jobs, so should there be concerned for workers' rights?

The gig economy has also created thousands of jobs, So should there be concerned for workers' rights? The gig economy has also created

thousands of jobs, albeit insecure ones. An expert tells us why it might grow to encompass white

collar workers after the pandemic. And the internet was supposed to be for everybody, but the

author of a provocative new book tells us it's been conquered by just a few

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