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Google and the World Brain - Documentary Film

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Google and the World Brain is a thought-provoking documentary that explores Google's ambitious digitisation project and its far-reaching implications for society, culture, and the future of information access. The film examines the tech giant's mission to scan millions of books and make human knowledge universally accessible online, whilst raising important questions about privacy, copyright, and who controls the world's information. Through interviews with key figures and compelling storytelling, the documentary reveals both the promise and perils of creating a digital archive of human knowledge. This engaging film offers viewers a critical perspective on one of the most significant technological initiatives of our time and its impact on libraries, publishers, authors, and global access to information.

Key Features

Documentary film available on Prime Video that examines Google's book digitisation project and its societal implications.

Explores critical questions about information access, privacy concerns, and copyright issues in the digital age.

Features interviews and insights from industry experts, authors, and stakeholders affected by the digitisation initiative.

Provides a balanced examination of both the potential benefits and risks associated with creating a comprehensive digital archive of human knowledge.

Product Specifications

Format
Prime Video
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
15 August 2020
Listed Since
01 January 2011