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CLIP 107 The Information Commissioner

11 mins 32 secs David Smith explains his role in enforcing data protection law and his powers. Why is data protection important? What are the key threats?

CLIP 127 Apple – Responsible Corporation?

7 mins 43 secs Apple has amazing products, but they’re made by people in China working long hours on low wages. Some have killed themselves. Is Apple to blame?

CLIP 128 Google – Responsible Corporation?

9 mins 03 secs Google is a global success story – but does it have too much of our personal information? The Information Commission Officer explains his concerns.

CLIP 130 Royal Bank Of Scotland – Responsible Corporation?

11 mins 39 secs RBS is accused of funding environmentally destructive projects like the tar sands oil project and mountaintop removal. What is the case against them?

CLIP 132 Primark – Responsible Corporation?

15 mins 28 secs Primark is famous for cheap, fast fashion – but does this mean sweatshop conditions for workers in the developing world? Even child labour?

Responsible Corporations? Primark, RBS, The Drugs Industry

25 mins, 2012 This film looks at the ethics of three internationally known corporations. How responsible are they in terms of the environment, of our health and the way they treat the people who work for them? PRIMARK Primark is one of the most well known shops on our high streets. They sell cheap, fast… Read more »

Responsible Corporations? BAE Systems

22 mins, 2012 Multinational BAE Systems make everything from aircraft to missiles and big profits.They make big profits,create skilled jobs and use cutting edge technology. But is it in an immoral business? GLOBAL BUSINESS: Originally formed from a merger of British aviation companies in the 1970s, BAE was originally called British Aerospace. Now it’s ditched… Read more »

Responsible Corporations? Apple, News Corp & Google

25 mins, 2012 This film looks at three famous companies in the world of media and technology and explores the ethics of their approach to business. APPLE has amazing products, but they’re made by people in China who work long hours for small wages. Some workers have even killed themselves: the “Foxconn Suicides”. Apple now… Read more »

Impact Of Tourism: Kenya

29 mins, 2011 Tourism is Kenya’s third largest source of income. Last year alone, more than half a million tourists spent their holidays here. But what don’t the tourists see? MASAI MARA: The Masai Mara is one of the best-known game parks in the world. All around the game park, mock villages have been built…. Read more »

The Energy Question: Nuclear, Wind Or Fossil?

24 mins, 2011 In March 2011 a tsunami hit a Japanese nuclear reactor and ignited a new debate on the safety of nuclear energy. This film explores the very different energy policies of two countries: Australia and Sweden. AUSTRALIA: For decades people in Australia campaigned against the nuclear and uranium industries – but global warming… Read more »

Urban Questions II: Nairobi, Kenya

22 mins, 2011 Nairobi, capital of Kenya is also known as the capital of crime because of a dramatic increase in kidnappings. This is rooted in one of Africa’s largest slums – Mathare. MATHARE: More than 35% of Kenyans live below the poverty line. In Nairobi, it’s more than 60%. In the centre of town… Read more »

Responsible Corporations?

23 mins, 2010 Multinational companies are aggressively marketing cigarettes to young people in developing countries, with tragic social costs. This film explores the case of Indonesia – the third largest market for tobacco products in the world. HUMAN COSTS: “If I’d known I’d get this disease I would have quit a long time ago.” Ujang… Read more »