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Virtual Videogame Sweatshops

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I came across a funny article on the business 2.0 blog site about how sweatshops are popping up in Asia where laborers are paid as little as 56 cents an hour to do mind-numbingly repetitive tasks. The funny thing is that they are being paid to play online video games to gain powers for their employers. Just so the employer can sell these powers and characters for a profit. Sometimes as much as $60k per month. Who in the hell is buying that shit. Read the rest of the article.

Virtual Videogame Sweatshops
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July 27th, 2005


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