Expanding the notion of "private" into "public"

Carr, David. "Sundance Toasts an Early Online Life." New York Times 26 January 2009: C1+.

Carr writes about Josh Harris, a prescient pioneering figure in the internet world we now know as Web 2.0. The article ostensibly focuses on a documentary titled "We Live in Public" (the article is in the Arts section, and the report is from the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah), but the bulk of the text focuses on Harris' "social experiment art project called 'Quiet' at the turn of the millennium in which 100 people lived in a bunker in Manhattan under the constant scritiny of video cameras until the police raided the joint" (C1). It's interesting stuff if you are at all intrigued by the early doings of Web 2.o.