Short Film Of The Day: Network (2011)
Features By Cole Abaius on January 18, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Why Watch? Because if you send text messages or use Facebook, someone is making a profit off your information.
This short, in the vein and style of last year’s Stuxnet: Anatomy of a Computer Virus is as informative as it is shocking, and as educational as it is visually impressive. Perhaps it’s even more important on a day like today, or maybe it’s the kind of information we should all be armed with no matter what.
What will it cost? Only 3 minutes.
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