cybercapitalist

noun

cybercapitalist

noun

Etymology From cyber- + capitalist.

1

A participant in, or proponent of, cybercapitalism.

In other words, for cybercapitalists, "managers" are a synecdoche of an emerging social order evolving not around "capital" and "labor" but around "qualifications" (knowledge).1995, Masʻud Zavarzadeh, Teresa L Ebert, Donald E Morton, Post-ality: Marxism and postmodernism:
...cybercapitalists are wondering how much people would be willing to ante up to visit a given site on the World Wide Web.1996, Business Week:

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The Haitian spirits are the shamans, magical healers of cyberspace. They perform the healing work of opposing the inhuman excess of the cybercapitalist Vierek...1998, Kathleen Biddick, The shock of medievalism:

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