Videoconferencing- Breaking the Bonds of Slavery For centuries people have been enslaved in their work and careers. Since the industrial revolution, with the creation of the assembly line and the mass production of products, business owners have enslaved common men and women. Marx and Engels looked at this situation in The Communist Manifesto, the proletariats laboring under cruel and backbreaking conditions for minimal pay. Their relationships with their families become destitute and the exploitation of …showed first 75 words of 1082 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1082 total…time. Videoconferencing allows individuals this opportunity. They may be freed from 10-hour workdays at the office and could enjoy quality time with their children and spouses. These benefits may greatly increase the status of marriages and family attachments, two aspects of life, which have been lacking cohesiveness in the Unites States. Workers may feel a sense of individuality and freedom, as a result of videoconferencing, feelings that have been lacking since the days of artisans.