Digital Disconnect
The evolution of the internet from a government-funded project in the 1960s to a commercial entity dominated by major tech companies raises concerns about privacy and democracy.
Synopsis
The evolution of the internet from a government-funded project in the 1960s to a commercial entity dominated by major tech companies raises concerns about privacy and democracy.
Synopsis
In the 1960s, the internet began as a government-funded project aimed at enhancing communication. "Digital Disconnect," directed by Jeremy Earp, traces its evolution into a commercial entity dominated by major telecom and tech companies. The film addresses issues like Facebook privacy breaches and the spread of fake news. It argues that the original promise of the internet to support democracy has been undermined by the unchecked power of a few corporations. The runtime is 65 minutes.
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