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Smash Facebook and Co.? - The debate about the power of social media corporations
Hate, political manipulation, uncontrollable filter bubbles, mental illness: In the eyes of many, our social media world has a corrosive effect on society. What can be done?
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Hate, political manipulation, uncontrollable filter bubbles, mental illness: In the eyes of many, our social media world has a corrosive effect on society. What can be done?
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:Kobalt Productions, 3sat
Cast
Kerstin Edinger
Director
Christian Brandes
Schlecky Silberstein
Max Schrems
Jurist und Datenschutzaktivist (self)
Sabine Frank
Leiterin Goverment Affairs Google (self)
Felix Duffy
Lobby-Controller (self)
Padeluun
Künstler und Netzaktivist (self)
Alexandra Geese
EU-Parlamentarierin (self)
Margrethe Vestager
Vizepräsidentin der EU-Kommission (self)
Frances Haugen
Whistleblowerin (self)
Felix Reda
IT-Experte (self)
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