This blog aims at discussing new trends in labor in the digital age. Far from prophesizing the "end of labor", we take the idea that we are facing evolutions in the field of labor seriously. Our core idea is that consumption and work are getting more and more intertwined; there is key research challenge in framing consumption on digital platforms as labor. This idea helps us conceive new forms of exploitation, new business models, new conflicts; in a nutshell, rethinking labor in the digital age will help us grasp the mutations of capitalism.Our primary field of studies is the video game industry. It is a great example of how firms try to put their customers to work, how they try to extract value from their inventive play and social behaviour. Key aspects to this labor include user participation to research and development, community driven gameplay and business models, streaming one's gameplay for a living. Our approach to these issues ranges from political economy to sociology. Our research clearly advocates for an interdisciplinary approach to better understand current mutations of work and labor, with the hope to better understand the mutations of 21st century capitalism.