"Within each segment, the user performs simple tasks, such as dragging an airplane across the screen or zooming in on an aerial photograph from World War II."

"She offers "an aesthetic model for the information age," which moves beyond questions of authenticity and reflexivity to focus not on the fixed "meaning" or location of a sign but, instead, on its mischievous fluidity."

"The research is clearly extensive and the multimedia format allows each phenomenon to be divulged in its own respective manner."

"Public Secrets" raises questions of great significance to documentary practice: explanatory models and critical historiography."

"Friedberg mentions that theory has been connected with theatre, and both words certainly go back to roots meaning spectacle."

"As in Godard and Marker’s essays, the tools used in Faden’s tract enable the fulfillment of the “dream” or “promise” of cinema (if I may use Godard’s terms) as a heuristic mnemonic device."

"Woops!--appears the links had a lifetime, I should have pulled screen grabs."