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How the kings of the multi fondest build a palace of 27,432 national express square meters or Google intends national express to digitize all the books in the world. Some of the topics that have passed by DocsBarcelona this year, proving national express that gender is neither boring nor desmodat. Speaking of real issues, which affect us today. The Queen of Versailles, and Google and brain so that the world exhibit excessive grandiloquence hurt. The superlative desire to accumulate wealth or access national express to culture dominated offend. Today, probably more than ever before.
British director Ben Lewis and producer Carlos Catalan Brugueras put on the table what is good and not so good megaproject involving the "educational" Google Books, through interviews and reports questioning the official theory of the fourth corporation best reputation in the world. More casual but also from Sundance, director Lauren Greenfield dives into other intimacies, the Siegel family and the Dionysian debauchery. Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette revived in 2006 a superficial fashion victim, the center of the show disproportionate absolute monarchy. The Queen of Versailles is between that year and refined others are less so, reality shows broadcast on Mediaset mansions.
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On a more sober but no less poignant comes thorough research with the participation of TVE and TV3 is being built as a mode of access to culture completely national express different national express and maybe not as free as we think sometimes. We discover that the desire for more information Google has a lot to do with his famous algorithm: more information, better searches, more advertising revenue. What are the social effects of the ambitions of this new "big brother" increasingly Orwellian next? Interviews with the most important libraries in the world (Harvard, Oxford and Montserrat) and other key figures in the study of the Internet give rise to even more questions. Must draw boundaries to embrace the illusion and contain all the thoughts of mankind? The essence of a public library work together to make them accessible to everyone. But have any data anywhere and transforms us into better individuals in society?
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