介绍：你曾经填写过在线调查吗？你想知道为什么你会收到你前一天研究的产品的广告吗？害怕非常害怕。数据已经超过石油，成为世界上最有价值的资产，而且它正被用来发动文化和政治战争。我们正在为控制我们最私密的个人细节而斗争。

介绍：巴特关于一个愤怒的父亲的漫画变成了“愤怒的父亲：电影”，很快成为评论家们的最爱当拉塞尔·布兰德向巴特的电影《金球奖》颁奖时，荷马夺走了领奖台，并发表了自己的获奖感言。这部电影的连胜势头持续着，荷马在每一个颁奖典礼上都获得了荣誉，所以当《愤怒的爸爸》获得奥斯卡提名时，巴特将其保密。在DJ宽扎舞团的帮助下，荷马和玛吉来到了颁奖典礼，哈莉·贝瑞也出席了颁奖典礼。巴特的提名人尼克·帕克（NickPark）帮助他认识到，制作一部电影是一项团队合作的努力，巴特在应该获得荣誉的地方给予了荣誉。

介绍：本片探讨了互联网所谓的“免费”服务，以及日渐消失的网络隐私人们在使用Google、Facebook这类网站，轻松点下“我同意”时，他们根本不知道自己失去的是什么。

介绍：Facebook is an enormously powerful corporation, harnessing both the self-disclosed and gleaned personal data of almost 2 billion people. Its user-base is larger than the population of any country. The company is all pervasive online, tracking and profiling users and non-users alike. Cracking the Code looks at the insides of this giant machine and how Facebook turns your thoughts and behaviours into profits—whether you like it or not. And it's not just a one-way transaction either. Cracking the Code also explains how Facebook uses vast troves of web data to manipulate the way you think and feel, as well as act—all in the sole interests of Facebook, masquerading as "community." What are the social implications of this—when one company basically controls the insights and experiences of the entire online world, with extremely personalised and targeted social and behavioural engineering on a scale never before seen?