Norman Mailer and Marshall Mcluhan
Two intellectual giants debate violence, alienation and the electronic media in 1968. Running time: 28 mins. Full Screen
View ArticleHubble – 15 Years of Discovery
The object that has revealed more mystery than any other. Running time: 1 hour 22 mins. Full screen
View ArticleThe Sex Blog Girls
I’m hesitant to post this, since the title makes it sound like link bait. Similarly, I’m not really interested in the subject matter itself for exactly the same reason i.e. this is the TV equivalent...
View ArticleSteve Jobs: Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish
Playwrights and poets currently garner more cultural prestige than innovative computer makers, but this may be partly because the present rarely has the prestige of the past even if the here and now...
View ArticleThe BBS Documentary – Part 1 – Baud
The BBS Documentary – Part 1 – Baud Part 1 of what looks like a great documentary series about the Balkanized version of online existence before the Internet took hold. As one of the interviewees...
View ArticleStephen Fry and the Gutenberg Press
Stephen Fry is a supreme technophile with the aura of a bookish technophobe. There is nobody better to present a documentary about early printing technology and how it changed the world. Great stuff –...
View ArticleCharles and Ray Eames: A Communication Primer
The Eames’ showed that films could be approached as a design exercise and as such were the forerunners to much of today’s information design, which has had a resurgence as a result of the Web. Their...
View ArticleHallmarks In British Ingenuity Presents: The Mellotron
The Mellotron M400 in lucite. Gorgeous…. With the possible exception of a Gibson Les Paul or SG running riot through an overdriven Leslie speaker, there is no more glorious sound than that of a...
View ArticleTeens Hooked on Pron
A ground breaking documentary on the effects of Internet Pron on Teenagers. Running time: 56 mins. Full Screen
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