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The stopwatch and the wooden shoe: Scientific management and the Industrial Workers of the World - Vimarsana News

The stopwatch and the wooden shoe: Scientific management and the Industrial Workers of the World

Mike Davis on the introduction of Taylorist management techniques to break up workers solidarity, and the response of the revolutionary Industrial Workers of the World union.

Source: libcom.org
Private Sydney: Australian star bigger than Kylie Minogue you've never heard of - Vimarsana News

Private Sydney: Australian star bigger than Kylie Minogue you've never heard of

Roseanne Park has more than 70 million Instagram followers, is one of the world’s most downloaded artists, and by the time she flies out of Sydney this weekend, she will have performed for more than 50,000 people.

Private Sydney: Australian star bigger than Kylie Minogue you've never heard of - Vimarsana News

Private Sydney: Australian star bigger than Kylie Minogue you've never heard of

Roseanne Park has more than 70 million Instagram followers, is one of the world’s most downloaded artists, and by the time she flies out of Sydney this weekend, she will have performed for more than 50,000 people.

Source: smh.com.au
Blood-Eagle Saga review: An epic tale of triumph and terror - Vimarsana News

Blood-Eagle Saga review: An epic tale of triumph and terror

In this epic verse tale of triumph and terror, John Ingham transports readers from European shores to North America in the 10th century.

Funeral held for Sir Bernard Ingham, Margaret Thatcher's press spokesman - Vimarsana News

Funeral held for Sir Bernard Ingham, Margaret Thatcher's press spokesman

Sir Bernard was known for "eruptions" including the phrase "Bunkum and Balderdash" but was considered to be unbiased in his briefings, writes Sky's Jon Craig.

Source: sky.com