Shoshana Zuboff critiques Google and Facebook's data practices, urging individuals to regain control over their personal information.
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Shoshana Zuboff critiques Google and Facebook's data practices, urging individuals to regain control over their personal information.
Synopsis
Shoshana Zuboff, a Harvard professor, discusses her book "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism." She critiques how companies like Google and Facebook use personal data as a commodity. Zuboff argues that citizens must reclaim control over their information in an economy that prioritizes data over natural resources. The documentary outlines the mechanics of surveillance capitalism and its impact on privacy and autonomy. It raises critical questions about the role of technology in everyday life and the future of personal data.
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Why Watch
- Meet Shoshana Zuboff and her groundbreaking ideas.
- Find out how Google and Facebook use your data.
- See the impact of surveillance capitalism on privacy.
Did You Know
- Shoshana Zuboff is a Harvard professor who wrote 'The Age of Surveillance Capitalism.'
- The documentary runs for 50 minutes.
- Zuboff argues that citizens serve as raw material in surveillance capitalism.
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Who is Shoshana Zuboff?
Shoshana Zuboff is a Harvard professor who wrote the book 'The Age of Surveillance Capitalism'.
What is surveillance capitalism?
Surveillance capitalism is a form of capitalism where personal data is used as a raw material for profit by tech companies like Google and Facebook.
How long is the documentary 'De grote dataroof'?
The documentary 'De grote dataroof' has a duration of 50 minutes.
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