He uses qualitative methods to explore the future of work, who is left out of it, and the sociotechnical systems that shape those possible futures. He is currently at work on a book manuscript for the MIT Press tentatively titled The Promise of Access: Hope and Inequality in the Information Economy. Other recent work touches on the organizational history of automated hiring, platforms’ management of freelance mobile developers, the commercial real estate market for internet infrastructure, and the regulation of police body camera data. The paper presented in this talk is a collaboration with Drs. Anna Lauren Hoffman of U Washington’s iSchool and Luke Stark of Microsoft Research Montreal. Daniel lives online at dmgreene.net.