Google and the World Brain
Under 15 Minutes
•
1h 29m
In 2002, Google began scanning all books to build a universal library and a "World Brain." But most books were copyrighted, leading to a global author revolt and a landmark 2011 court battle. A story of the internet's grand dreams and perilous dilemmas.
Up Next in Under 15 Minutes
-
Life With Murder
After their son is accused of killing his sister, parents face an agonizing choice: turn their backs or welcome him home. With astonishing footage shot over a decade, this film captures their painful, evolving bonds.
-
Split: A Divided America
"Split: A Divided America" is a vital documentary journey into the U.S. political divide. With raw street interviews and insights from figures like Chomsky and Carlson, it offers a panoramic, non-partisan look at polarization. Called "sobering" by The New York Times and "a vital conversation-star...
-
Disaster Capitalism
The documentary Disaster Capitalism exposes the dark side of Western aid. Over six years, journalist Antony Loewenstein and filmmaker Thor Neureiter investigate the multi-billion dollar industry in Afghanistan, Haiti, and Papua New Guinea. They reveal how aid money fuels a web of corporate and po...
