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ZERO DAYS — Alex Gibney, Eric Chien & Liam O’Murchu

July 6, 2016 By Leave a Comment

ZERO DAYS — Alex Gibney, Eric Chien & Liam O’Murchu

Liam O’Murchu was the first person at Symantec to see the STUXnet code, and, as he told me when we talked on May 11, 2016, red flags went off about the elegant coding and suspicious dearth of bugs. I was interviewing him along with his colleague, Eric Chien and with Alex Gibney, the documentarian who… Read More »

Tagged With: autonomous code, bugs, centrifuge, CIA, computer security, computer virus, cybercrime, deliberate misinformation, digital certificates, Edward Snowdon, Homeland Security, informant, internet, Iran, Iranian nuclear program, Israel, malicious software, malware, Michael Hayden, Mossad, National Security Agency, NSA, STUXNet, Symantec, tin foil hat, virtual surveillance, Vodaphone, wiretaps

PRESENTING PRINCESS SHAW

May 24, 2016 By Leave a Comment

PRESENTING PRINCESS SHAW

Princess Shaw (AKA Samantha Montgomery) is a larger than life personality. It’s only fitting that she should have a larger than life experience, and to have it documented in PRESENTING PRINCESS SHAW, a documentary about hope, determination, and talent getting the attention it’s due. Princess was working at a nursing home to pay the bills,… Read More »

Tagged With: abuse, Atlanta, composing, Ido Haar, internet, Israel, Kutiman, New Orleans, Princess Shaw, remixing music, singing, The Voice, viral video, You Tube, You Tube-ers

The Nature and Nurture of TWINSTERS

August 11, 2015 By 4 Comments

The Nature and Nurture of TWINSTERS

Place this in the truth is stranger than fiction category. Twin sisters, born in Korea, separated at birth and growing up on separate continents. One, Samantha Futerman, pursues an acting career in Los Angeles, scores a few movie roles and a popular online video. A friend of her French-raised sister, Anais Bordier, sees the video,… Read More »

Tagged With: documentary, family reunion, internet, Korean adoptions, nature versus nurture, separated at birth, truth is stranger than fiction, twins, Twinsters

Sandra Bagaria Unveils A GAY GIRL IN DAMASCUS: THE AMINA PROFILE

July 24, 2015 By Leave a Comment

Sandra Bagaria Unveils A GAY GIRL IN DAMASCUS: THE AMINA PROFILE

Sandra Bagaria was not raised to be a victim, and so when her online with a woman blogger named Amina half a world away took an emotionally wrenching turn, the last thing she wanted to do was walk away.

Tagged With: Amina, Arab Spring, blogging, closure, Damascus, deception, documentary, EFF, Egypt, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Electronic Intifada, internet, internet security, Lebanon, LGBT, marriage equality, media, Middle East, Mossad, Online dating, Palestine, politics, same-sex marriage, Sandra Bagaria, Supreme Court, Syria, The Guardian, virtual relationships, Washington Post

Brian Knappenberger on THE INTERNET’S OWN BOY: THE STORY OF AARON SWARTZ

January 9, 2015 By Leave a Comment

Brian Knappenberger on THE INTERNET’S OWN BOY: THE STORY OF AARON SWARTZ

Filmmaker Brian Knappenberger knew within a week of Aaron Swartz’s suicide that he would make THE INTERNET’S OWN BOY: THE STORY OF AARON SWARTZ, a film about this remarkable young man’s even more remarkable life and tragic death. When I spoke with him on June 13, 2014, I was curious about why Swartz’s family would… Read More »

Tagged With: Aaron Swartz, Brian Knappenberger, fair use, FBI, hacktivism, internet, open access, Reddit, SOPA, world wide web

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