Courtesy of Hsin Tung Yang (新東陽), free Wi Fi in the CKS (Taoyuan - Taipei) Airport - Terminal 2. The sign indicates one should register with the shop -- but the worker there said "Just use it."
Friday, March 23, 2007
Friday, March 2, 2007
Labor for sale graffiti
Throughout Taiwan (and China) graffiti that advertises ad hoc labor can be seen. Only mobile phone numbers are provided.
This photo was taken near Fu-jen Catholic University. Perhaps location-based services one day might service this labor market? A real Blade Runner-esque scenario with rough-and-ready laborers illegally finding dangerous work in the largely unregulated factories of Greater China (to manufacture for the world).
This photo was taken near Fu-jen Catholic University. Perhaps location-based services one day might service this labor market? A real Blade Runner-esque scenario with rough-and-ready laborers illegally finding dangerous work in the largely unregulated factories of Greater China (to manufacture for the world).
Labels:
Blade Runner,
eyesores,
Fu-jen Catholic University,
graffiti,
Hsinchuang,
Taipei Hsien,
Taiwan,
台北縣,
新莊
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