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internet pioneer Josh Harris.
Consistently ahead of the pack Harris made a fortune in the mid nineties thanks to the .com boom and embarked on a series of bizarre projects that saw him fritter most of it away.
A Big Brother style community was set up in a bunker under New York City which filmed the exploits of a somewhat questionable group of people 24/7. It didn't end well.
Harris then decided to broadcast his and his girlfriend's life together for all to log on and see, the results are interesting to say the least.
A remarkable film about a remarkable man this deserves to find an audience and the mere fact that you are reading this review goes a long way to proving some of Harris' theories.
Everyone with any interest in the internet (that means you) should check it out.
Ric's Rating: 77%
Sounds incredibly odd!
ReplyDeleteYes slightly odd Alex but captivating stuff. Especially relevant with the explosion of social network sites.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fascinating life to explore. I find eccentricity very compelling and will look for this one. You do a great job with your reviews, Ricky. Thanks for stopping by and following. I am very pleased to return the favor.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom,
ReplyDeleteIt's a very interesting film, you should check it out.