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Do Not Track: revolutionary mashup documentary about Web privacy

http://boingboing.net/2015/05/13/do-not-track-revolutionary-ma.html

Brett "Remix Manifesto" Gaylor tells the story of his new project: a revolutionary "mashup documentary" about privacy and the Web.

May 23, 2015 - 9:25pm

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Jen Simmons, host and executive producer

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As a full-stack designer since 1996, with expertise in HTML & CSS, my projects include front-end development work for CERN, design work for Google and the W3C, and clients from Mark Boulton Design to the Annenberg Foundation. My career has been an eclectic blend of award-winning short films, print design, theatre, audio-mixing for live shows, and speaking. I'm deeply interested in content structure and innovating page layout. The Web Ahead was born of a desire for us to empower and challenge one another as we make the web.

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