First film of 10 about McGraths of Lismore Ireland – a traditional butcher shop with its own farm and abattoir. With many small businesses struggling to survive, this family butcher has been in the trade since the 1600s. For more…
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TedTalk: Is Big Data Killing Creativity?
Many individuals are wondering why data-driven platforms such as Netflix, Amazon, and Google are becoming so successful at generating creative content. In his talk, Smith explains how the ability of these platforms to promote content to customers with unique preferences…
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In 1960, J. Paul Getty, the American oil man who was one of the richest people in the world, sat for an interview with CBC’s Close-Up. Here, he is asked about his philosophy in life and how he feels about…