We Live In Public

Ondi Timoner, the filmmaker who gave us Dig! in 2004, just unveiled a new cautionary tale titled We Live In Public; a documentary about the rise and fall of Josh Harris, often dubbed "the Warhol of the Web." Remember him? Back in the early 1990s, the charismatic man who founded the first Internet market research company and the first Internet-based television network (Pseudo.com) produced live streams more eccentric than you'll ever see on Chatroulette, foresaw social networks and the domination of virtual reality – and like all geniuses who party a little too hard, he eventually took his game too far. Judging solely from the movie trailer, it's obvious his story will be thrilling to watch.