We Live In Public

The film, We Live in Public chronicles the rise and fall of Josh Harris, an Internet pioneer in the 90's. Harris founded Pseudo.com, the first Internet television network, in 1993. In 1999, at the turn-of-the-millennium, he funded a strange experiment called “Quiet” in an underground bunker in NYC where over 100 people lived together on camera for 30 days. By "on camera" I mean that every inch of the bunker was filmed, from the bathrooms to the bunks. Soon after, Harris would file for bankruptcy. But with the Quiet experiment, Harris proved (rather creepily) how we would willingly trade our privacy for social connections and . As you watch, keep a journal of your thoughts and quotes that resonate in the current state of social media from the participants in Quiet.
		Watch the documentary, We Live in Public, by Ondi Timoner. [several options are available on the website for the film, including iTunes and Netflix - note that this film has adult scenes and language in it - do not watch with children]
		Trailer: We Live in Public
		Ondi Timoner - Studio SX 2009 Interview