Remember when diaries were private and sex tapes were something you hid from the kids? Today’s always-on culture makes our definition of authentic quite elastic, like light being warped near a black hole. Where does privacy end and performance begin in a post-cinéma-vérité, perpetually plugged-in world? Moderated by Virginia Heffernan (The New York Times, Magic and Loss: The Pleasures of the Internet) and featuring Paul Abacus and Lars Jan (ABACUS), Eva Mattes (My Generation), Chris Moukarbel (ME AT THE ZOO), and Eyder Peralta (National Public Radio).
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| Paul Abacus
Panelist | Eva Mattes
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| Chris Moukarbel
Panelist | Edyer Peralta
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| Virginia Hefferman
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