Digital Desires #18: Show Me The Receipts

Ahmad Fuad Rahmat, Night School | Vizla Kumaresan, Clinical Psychologist

20-Sep-17 15:00

Digital Desires #18: Show Me The Receipts

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Have you ever asked to see textual evidence of a he-said, she-said argument? On this episode of Digital Desires, Fuad and Vizla delve into the curious world of demanding (digital) receipts and wonder whether, at a time when so much of our communication takes place online, we should archive seven year’s worth of electronic correspondence.

Produced by: Chua Ern Teck

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Tags: The Bigger Picture, live and learn, Kim Kardashian, Taylor Swift, Kanye West, Receipts, Screen Culture, digital desires

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