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I am the media (2010) is a film by [[Benjamin Rassat]] |
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I am the media (2010) is a film by Benjamin Rassat
Shot in 15 countries, the movie tells the history of digital narcisissm and social networks with famous figures as Vinton Cerf, Steve Jobs, Andy Warhol, Justin Kan, Robert Scoble, Andrew Keen, Loic Le Meur or Magibon in their own role.
All those witnesses are asked the both questions "Did you google me ?" and "Do you google yourself ?".
Censored during two years in France, the movie is now downloadable with its director's cut on Iamthemedia.tv[1]