Todd Sampson's Mirror Mirror - Season 2

Season 2
Todd Sampson returns with another two-part investigation, this time looking at how the internet is changing us and what we can do about it.
Airing over two nights on Monday, October 10 and Tuesday, October 11 at 7.30pm, Season 2 of Mirror Mirror will open your eyes to how the internet is changing the way we view the world.
As we witness the first generation of kids who have only known life with mobile internet, Todd Sampson returns with another season of Mirror Mirror, this time looking at the various ways we use the internet, how it's changing us and how we love and hate.
Exploring multiple stories across the two episodes, Todd takes a look at the ways internet companies are capturing our attention and rewiring our brains and meets the people whose lives have been irreparably affected in one way or another.
Episodes

Love
With the average Aussie spending 17 years of their life staring at their phone, Todd Sampson investigates how the internet is affecting our relationships and what impact this is having on our lives.

Hate
Hate is profitable. It captures our attention, polarises us and is used to manipulate how we think. Todd Sampson looks at how society is being affected by tech companies helping hate to be normalised.
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